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PIANO TEACHER HELP DESK Does no music mean no lesson?

When a pupil turns up for a lesson with no music, is it possible to work with them on their set repertoire? Understandably if this happens our reaction may be to immediately say ‘no’ – and abandon the lesson. But let’s take a step back and reflect. Music can be approached from many different angles. Unpredictable events that upset our lesson plans need not lead to disaster. We can always adjust and

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