Welcome to Vivace Piano Studio. I have taught piano lessons in Pennsylvania since 1986. I joined this amazing service so my students could have a record of their progress and performances. And to help other piano teachers and students find and critique repertoire. Each student has a video nicknamed playlist to protect their privacy. Now that my 10 year RU-vid anniversary has passed, I’m delighted at how my students have literally grown up in front of my camera. And I'm proud to have added my grandchildren Madelyn and Owen who play violin/fiddle. Look for all varieties of piano music from classical, jazzy, Christian, ensembles and method pieces. All performances contain source information. In addition to being Grammy and a piano teacher I am also a serious power lifter. My channel includes playlists from experts demonstrating weight lifting moves and techniques. I’ve uploaded some of my own videos including my record breaking 305 pound meet deadlift in 2019.
Insane! Would love to see more range of motion (depth wise to increase overall mobility and gains) but all in all this is very impressive for someone your age. Best of luck!
Sorry, I always intend to add sources in the description and somehow missed this one. From the book Chord Time More Popular Level 2B. Unfortunately it’s out of print. But maybe the 2B designation will help. It’s not in my Chord Time Disney.
@vivacepianostudio OH how wonderful! Please post it on RU-vid so that I can put it on one of my playlists. I just love my brother's 4- and 6-hand compositions. I have a playlist of some of his 4-hand pieces that I double recorded. Not the best quality, but challenging to record. Robert's music keeps his memory close to my heart. I call him Denny; thus Robert D. Vandall.
For some reason, I was looking forward to a recording of Beethoven's Eccosiase - this one in particular. It's a simple but very beautiful piece. Her performance makes me remember playing at students' concerts many moons ago. Thanks for sharing this with us.
My favourite of the 4. Absolutely love it. Extremely underrated, underperformed and unknown composer nowadays, glad to see that's changing and that people are starting to know him more and giving him his due credit. He was one of the most important composers of his time. In the span of last year, his famous piano concerto, from what I read, went up from 20k to 300k views or Spotify (idk, I don't use the app, I read this on TikTok from someone that does, I presume, have Spotify).
