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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Seven Summertime Solutions for Sustaining Your Music the Easy Way
I will finish my series on the jazz waltz, I promise. But summer is almost here and before it arrives I want to share with you some of methods I’ve developed to stay interested in music over the beautiful warm … Continue reading →
Piano Recital Checklist – Planning for a Successful Performance
I’ve been planning this year’s upcoming Ed Mascari Piano Studio Spring Recital over the past several weeks. So, I thought I’d take time this week to share with you some of the tips I give my students to help them … Continue reading →
Bluesette, Neither a Blues Nor of Small Size
As I’ve mentioned before, my interest in jazz began during my high school years. One of people who had a tremendous impact on my early development as a jazz musician was my brother’s guitar teacher, Bob Evans. Mr. Evans was … Continue reading →
Alice in Wonderland, Disney Does It Again
If you’re like me, the name Walt Disney (1901-1966), is not only familiar, but brings up a variety of associations. Most of us are familiar with Disney characters, films, memorabilia and theme parks that have been part of our American … Continue reading →
