Susan See

Susan See is the resident piano
instructor at Iowa Mennonite School
in Kalona, Iowa, and she also maintains
a private studio in Washington, Iowa.
She is an educator, collaborative
pianist, performer, and presenter
holding degrees from Truman State
University and The University of Iowa. She has been
recognized twice for excellence in teaching by the
Belin...

Susan See is the resident piano
instructor at Iowa Mennonite School
in Kalona, Iowa, and she also maintains
a private studio in Washington, Iowa.
She is an educator, collaborative
pianist, performer, and presenter
holding degrees from Truman State
University and The University of Iowa. She has been
recognized twice for excellence in teaching by the
Belin-Blank Center of The University of Iowa and has
contributed reviews and articles to Clavier Companion
and Pan Pipes.

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Closer look: The Music of Teaching

The Music of Teaching: Learning to Trust Students' Natural Development by Barbara Kreader Skalinder By inverting two words—teaching and music—Barbara Kreader Skalinder changes what could have been a fairly mundane title to one that intrigues and gives us pause. But it is her subtitle, Learning to Trust Students' Natural Development, that grabs you ...
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Piano Pentathlon and Piano Hullabaloo: Celebrating the piano

Piano Pentathlon and Piano Hullabaloo: Celebrating the piano
​Many music organizations host annual festivals for student pianists each year where students play in a master class atmosphere, are critiqued, and are given suggestions for improvement. These learning opportunities can be extremely valuable, especially for those preparing auditions and recitals. Yet, I have often wondered exactly what is "fes...
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