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Last modified: 01/24/2008
Last modified: 01/24/2008
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| Recitals |
Contact Information:
Advance to Music Telephone: (858) 748-8944 Cell: (858) 248-2490
Address: 13349 Montego Dr., Poway, CA 92064 E-mail: rosiemace@advancetomusic.com
Advance to Music Telephone: (858) 748-8944 Cell: (858) 248-2490
Address: 13349 Montego Dr., Poway, CA 92064 E-mail: rosiemace@advancetomusic.com
Participating in recitals is very important for each piano student. It sparks a student's desire to
learn more, and to practice more. I have noticed that a couple of months before each recital,
and also after a recital my piano students are extra motivated and inspired to practice. To
them and to their parents our recitals are very special events.
My students participate in recitals twice per year - we have a Christmas Recital in the
beginning of December, and a Spring Recital that takes place in May or in the beginning of
June.
Our recitals are non - competitive. In my opinion competitions are not appropriate for younger
children, and even older students should not be "forced" to compete unless they choose to.
Instead, I prefer my students to learn to perform and gain confidence in a friendly environment,
in front of an encouraging and appreciating audience. I have students from children to adults
and after each recital they get inspired from each other's progress. Adult students are not
required to participate in the recitals unless they choose to do so.
After each recital we have refreshments and get a chance to meet old friends or to make new
ones.
learn more, and to practice more. I have noticed that a couple of months before each recital,
and also after a recital my piano students are extra motivated and inspired to practice. To
them and to their parents our recitals are very special events.
My students participate in recitals twice per year - we have a Christmas Recital in the
beginning of December, and a Spring Recital that takes place in May or in the beginning of
June.
Our recitals are non - competitive. In my opinion competitions are not appropriate for younger
children, and even older students should not be "forced" to compete unless they choose to.
Instead, I prefer my students to learn to perform and gain confidence in a friendly environment,
in front of an encouraging and appreciating audience. I have students from children to adults
and after each recital they get inspired from each other's progress. Adult students are not
required to participate in the recitals unless they choose to do so.
After each recital we have refreshments and get a chance to meet old friends or to make new
ones.
| Spring Recital 2007 |
| Rosie and Her Students Christmas Recital 2007 |
| Spring Recital 2007 |