If you would like to bring recital treats to share, please drop me an email.
Whether your child has played in several piano recitals or if this will be their first piano recital please take a moment to review the following:
1. Please arrive 15-20 minutes early. If you are not sure where Dow Rummel is located please ask, and also leave early so that you will not be rushed.
2. Please bring your music! While many students will have their music memorized, some students may feel more comfortable with the music on the stand. I ask that everyone bring their music to the recital.
3. As a matter of respect, please plan on attending the entire recital. The recital should last about 30 to 45 minutes. All students have worked diligently this semester and this is their time to shine. Students may sit with their families during the recital. If you have a younger child who starts crying or likes to run around please take them to the hallway outside of the chapel. Also, remember to silence your cell phones and other electronic devices.
4. When it is your child's turn to play at the recital they will make their way towards the piano as the previous student has taken a bow and is leaving the piano. Each student should adjust the piano bench so that they are not too close or too far away from the piano. After they sit down they should take a moment to think about tempo and dynamics and the first few measures of their piece. After their performance they will take a bow and return to their seat. We will go through this sequence and bowing at an upcoming piano lesson.
5. After the recital there will be an opportunity to take pictures by the piano and we will have cookies and punch in the foyer.
6. Along with the families and friends of my piano students, the residents of Dow Rummel are also invited to attend our recital.
Whether your child has played in several piano recitals or if this will be their first piano recital please take a moment to review the following:
1. Please arrive 15-20 minutes early. If you are not sure where Dow Rummel is located please ask, and also leave early so that you will not be rushed.
2. Please bring your music! While many students will have their music memorized, some students may feel more comfortable with the music on the stand. I ask that everyone bring their music to the recital.
3. As a matter of respect, please plan on attending the entire recital. The recital should last about 30 to 45 minutes. All students have worked diligently this semester and this is their time to shine. Students may sit with their families during the recital. If you have a younger child who starts crying or likes to run around please take them to the hallway outside of the chapel. Also, remember to silence your cell phones and other electronic devices.
4. When it is your child's turn to play at the recital they will make their way towards the piano as the previous student has taken a bow and is leaving the piano. Each student should adjust the piano bench so that they are not too close or too far away from the piano. After they sit down they should take a moment to think about tempo and dynamics and the first few measures of their piece. After their performance they will take a bow and return to their seat. We will go through this sequence and bowing at an upcoming piano lesson.
5. After the recital there will be an opportunity to take pictures by the piano and we will have cookies and punch in the foyer.
6. Along with the families and friends of my piano students, the residents of Dow Rummel are also invited to attend our recital.
The last day of our Fall Semester is Saturday December 12th. If
your child’s lesson is normally after 2pm on Saturday afternoon please
contact me for a make-up lesson time. Due to my full schedule, we may
need to meet the week following the recital.
