War-related music and composers

The Friday coming is Remembrance Day, so this week’s blogpost is about a selection of music on the themes of… Read more War-related music and composers

Organising & Re-organising

For every minute spent organising, an hour is earned. – Benjamin Franklin I am sure we have all spent time… Read more Organising & Re-organising

No, I am not sexist, nor is this article trying to advocate for feminism. My question above on one hand… Read more Should women play Mozart and men play Beethoven?

This week I am in Andalusia! It is my first time in Spain, and the reason I am here is… Read more A picturesque interpretation

There was a call for papers which caught my eye back in August. I have a rough idea of what… Read more Writing a conference proposal

It seems too soon to move onto an entirely different blog topic following Queen Elizabeth’s burial, especially when people are… Read more Accomplishment, Impact, and Legacy

The death of Queen Elizabeth II last Thursday marked the end of a monumental history: 70 years, 15 prime ministers,… Read more Queen Elizabeth II played the piano

Today’s post is going to take an abrupt shift from the usual research-related topics. As a piano teacher, I have… Read more The 3ps of learning the piano: Perspective, Pleasure, Persistence