by Ken Reynolds | Oct 16, 2017
2 Common Responses When people find out that I teach piano lessons, they usually have a few different responses. One answer I get is from those who grew up playing the piano as kids. They go on to say that they quit at some point and they usually tell me why....
by Ken Reynolds | Oct 11, 2017
I’ve watched it over and over again. Musicians who make the piano their first instrument are able to pick up and play other instruments more quickly. Why does learning the piano make studying other instruments easier? Because a person naturally learns music...
by Ken Reynolds | Oct 9, 2017
The 3 R’s and a P For many years, parents have worked hard to ensure that their kids learned the 3 R’s of education: reading, writing, and arithmetic. Like other dads and moms, Cheryl and I have done the same with our children; however, we have an...
by Ken Reynolds | Oct 3, 2017
I’ve been around music my whole life. I’ve rubbed shoulders with symphony players, jazz artists, and just about everyone in between. I’ve also had some great teachers. One of my piano teachers graduated from Manhattan School of Music. My trumpet...
by Ken Reynolds | Sep 29, 2017
I ran across an app the other day called Piano Notes Fun. It looks like it’s been on the market for at least a few years. I immediately fell in love with it and I have already passed it on to my Reynolds Piano students. The purpose of the app is to help pianists...
