
I'm a pianist, teacher, and coach who helps musicians embody their playing with joy and confidence using a mindfulness-based approach. You can find my work at www.lauraamoriello.com. Or hang out here to follow my adventures as an adult cello student!
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Last week, an adult piano student said this in a lesson. I couldn’t stop thinking about it:
“I’m practicing living in the non-perfect.”
Spending his days teaching and working in the sciences, he’s accustomed to precision and high-level at...
Stories of famous musicians making mistakes hold a special place in my heart. They remind me that it’s okay to be imperfect. If even the most accomplished musician is human, maybe there’s room for the rest of us.
I wanted to share a story...
Old habits really do die hard.
But when it comes to my own poor musical habits, it seems the cello is putting the nail in the coffin.
You see, I can no longer get away with my bad habits—yes, the ones that got me through three degrees in...
One of the most touching gifts I’ve ever received hangs in my studio, close to the piano where students can see:
It was something I said in a college class one day, years ago. I wish I could tell you that it stemmed from a depth of wisdom...
I couldn’t resist. When spots were still open in an Adult Beginner Strings class with my teacher, I had to sign up.
I met the prerequisite of being able to play the Twinkle Variations, although I’m still not quite getting the elbow hinge t...
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I'm a pianist, teacher, and coach who helps musicians embody their playing with joy and confidence using a mindfulness-based approach. You can find my work at www.lauraamoriello.com. Or hang out here to follow my adventures as an adult cello student!
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