Performing music is exciting! When all of the feelings, images, ideas and stories in the music are shared, magical moments are created! It is important for students to perform frequently so they can develop artistic expression and demonstrate mastery of technical abilities. 

Performing also helps students gain skills that are valuable in many other areas of life, including:

  • Memorizing

  • Concentration & Focus

  • Setting goals

  • Poise & Confidence

  • Expressing oneself clearly

There are many performance opportunities throughout the year to help your student develop these skills and give deeper focus to our weekly lessons, including group piano classes, recitals, public service performances through the Ohio MTA Out & About Program, and the National Piano Guild Auditions.

Please enjoy this sampling of performances:

Miss Amy plays Chopin’s Etude op. 25, no. 2 in F minor

Miss Amy plays Chopin’s Etude op. 25 no. 7 in C# minor

Maxwell plays Take the “A” Train by Billy Strayhorn, arr. Faber

Alonzo plays William Tell Overture by Rossini, arr. Faber

Ana plays Carol of the Bells, arr. Faber

Olivia plays Sneaky Sam by Melody Bober

Fernando plays Pizzicato Polka by Strauss, arr. Faber

Amy and adult student, Evan, play A French Waltz by Eugénie Rocherelle

Lena plays The Imperial March by John Williams

Jiya plays Butterfly by Julie Knerr Hague. (This was her first recital!)

Breanna plays Au Clair de la Lune, arr. by Irina Gorin

Isaiah and Miss Amy play Russian Folk Song (arranged by Faber)

Sami plays a cover of Leave the City by Twenty One Pilots