The colours
I am the colours that come from the light, The colours that change so that dreams can take flight.
The temple inside
We take it with us wherever we go, That temple inside that helps us connect with our soul. We don’t really need fancy buildings to worship, Or an outwardly show of this private relationship. We just need some quiet, a place we can find, Even on days that are noisy, to clear the clutter from … Continue reading
Routines
It’s so important to have routines, familiar paths to tread. Time together and time alone, Time to visit our parents and keep in touch on the phone. Time to work and time to relax, Time to move forward and time to step back. A way to help everyone be together, Yet still have the … Continue reading
The importance of books in piano class
Student families often hesitate to invest in piano books. Some question the need to purchase anything other than the lesson book or the examination book. And some even think that the examination book is the lesson book!
This post answers common questions new piano students have about the need for many books when learning the language of music. Continue reading
Just one spoon of oil
Just one spoon of oil ‘cos it’s good for my health, Being active and happy is my idea of wealth. We don’t suffer famine or drought, and there’s plenty. Unfortunately, it just adds layers to my belly.
The taste of freedom with our Milagrow Floor Cleaning Robot
We chose to buy the Milagrow for two reasons.
One, it had a budget friendly model which seemed to be good enough for our needs.
And two, it had a service centre in Mumbai, unlike the Roomba, where the nearest service centre at that time, was in Bangalore.
We purchased our Milagrow Aguabot 7.0 Cashmere for about Rs25000/- under an Independence Day discount offer in August 2018 and it set us free from the routine of daily cleaning. A review . . . Continue reading
Is poor piano posture holding you back?
Teachers can explain keyboard set-up, and how posture, body-weight and balance affects freedom of movement in the hands and arms. And how this helps students use relaxed arms to depress the weighted piano keys or play at their keyboard without banging, so they’re better prepared when they move to a better instrument.
But students often wait until something is wrong and the pace of their learning is really slow, before they listen. Here are some really big errors students make : Continue reading
