04/27/2023
So true!
Salustri Piano Studio, LLC. provides private piano instruction for ages 5 through adult. Over 20 years of experience, and a fun approach to learning.
Thank you for your interest in Salustri Piano Studio, LLC! I have been performing and teaching piano to children and adults for over 20 years. I have both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in piano performance. I teach students at all levels and abilities, including children with special needs. Here are some information regarding my approach with various age levels:
Young Children: I include a lot
04/27/2023
So true!
02/04/2023
So true!!
That makes sense...
09/16/2022
This is your Brain on Piano.
07/31/2022
Yes!!
We always appreciate wise words from him.
07/30/2022
We’re all proud of our kids! I’m proud of my kids and YOUR kids too! Love the reaction in this video!
Watch Michael Buble fight back tears as son plays 'I'll Never Not Love You' on piano The singer said his son learned the song while he was on tour.
My heart is full!! So proud of all my students for a wonderful evening of music! Please post photos and videos here!
So excited to start new music this week!!
04/23/2022
This is so cool!
Did you know that a 3-year old (top left image) and a 6-year old (top right image) have significantly different skeletal structure in their hands?! Notice the bones in the wrist of the 3-year old -- many of them are still mostly cartilage! Look at all the spaces in between the bones where muscles and tendons will change through the years. Even the difference between a 6-year old and a 14-year old (lower right) is huge!
Preschoolers have SO much development to do before they can write the way school-aged children or adults can!
Please do NOT stress if your preschooler does not want to write or draw. Some love it and some don't.
While they are growing, strengthen those little bones and muscles! Here are some great pre-writing, muscle-strengthening activities:
* painting, drawing, coloring
* playdough
* tearing and cutting
* gluing
* poking holes in things (try toothpicks and paper!)
* digging in dirt
* building with LEGOS, marble runs, or other blocks
* beading (try beads, cut straws, or even bobbins!)
* puzzles
* squeezing (try stress balls, squeezing water in a sponge, or using a pipette)
* picking up and throwing balls (use different sizes!)
* playing with toys (watch what their little fingers do when they pick up and move little cars, marbles, action figures, etc!)
These all strengthen and help develop little hands, muscles, and bones. When they are physically ready to write, it will be so much easier than if they were pushed when they didn't want to and weren't ready!
03/25/2022
Please take your children to hear live music!!!!
Young People's Concerts https://newhavensymphony.org/events/category/young-peoples-concerts-events/
03/20/2022
Such a proud day today! Brady as Troy in High School Musical Jr, then Tim as Willard in Footloose! You were both awesome!!!
03/10/2022
How often do I tell my students that music is something they will still be able to do when they’re 97?!
97-year-old pianist, and last surviving pupil of Rachmaninov, signs landmark record deal Former child prodigy and the last-living pupil of Sergei Rachmaninov, pianist Ruth Slenczynska celebrates her astonishing nine-decade long career with a new album.
02/18/2022
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