Kimberly's Piano Studio

09/19/2026

09/18/2026

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09/15/2026

Bobbi always wanted to learn how to play the piano but was concerned with the arthritis in her hands that she might not be able to. She's in her 2nd year of study now and you have a listen to see if arthritis has gotten in the way? If anything, playing the piano will help keep the joints moving and thereby lubricating the joints as you play. Here she is playing Ice Castles❤️

09/14/2026

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Clara Schumann was born today in 1819, and somehow built a 61-year performing career while raising eight children, supporting a seriously ill husband and earning the money that helped keep her family afloat.

By the time she married composer Robert Schumann, Clara was already famous. She had been performing publicly since childhood and was regarded as one of Europe’s extraordinary piano virtuosos. Marriage did not end that career. Motherhood did not end it either.

Clara gave birth to eight children. During the family’s years in Dresden alone, she had four babies while running the household, teaching piano, composing, rehearsing and continuing to perform. Robert’s worsening mental and physical health added another responsibility. Clara became caregiver, organizer and, increasingly, breadwinner.

When money was needed, she went on tour.

That meant leaving children behind, arranging their care, traveling between cities and walking onto concert stages where audiences saw the celebrated Clara Schumann. They did not see the domestic machinery required to get her there.

Then, in 1854, Robert suffered a catastrophic breakdown and entered an asylum. Clara was pregnant with their eighth child.

She kept performing.

After Robert died in 1856, she continued touring, teaching and championing his music while raising their surviving children. Her career ultimately stretched across roughly six decades.

Clara Schumann is remembered as the wife of a great composer.

But that description gets the story almost exactly backward.

She was one of the great musicians of the 19th century, carrying a family on the same hands that commanded Europe’s concert halls.

09/10/2026

Little Mozarts playing The Elephant Song as they learn a couple white keys. Nicely done Gracie and Nicholas❤️

09/06/2026

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09/04/2026

Welcome new, transfer student, Markan to the studio! Looking forward to your musical journey, Markan!

09/03/2026

Look, Mom! No music! 🤩A fun piece learned by rote. It's important that as we develop a student's reading skills, we are also developing their listening skills. It's a win-win: they're playing pieces more rhythmically difficult than what they could read while developing their ear and they love these catchy, little ditties❤️ Well done Aneliese and Jay!

09/02/2026

Welcome to Zach as a Little Mozarts student🥰Here he is playing Left Hand Walking. Way to go, Zach!

07/21/2026

Welcome, Jillian! So glad to have you a part of the studio!