I’m excited to be giving a talk at the Washington State History Museum in March It’s free, open to the public, and I hope to see many friends, colleagues, and students there!
Piano Reading Project So glad to be working with my old friend Jeanne Drumm on this blogging project – check it out!
John Verrall blog post Just found this blog post (and, well, just found the blog!) which mentions my recording of Verrall piano music. The recording is available through a few different vendors for anyone interested: Alea Recording: http://www.bassclarinet.org/alea/AR006.html Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/John-Verrall-Compositions-Piano/dp/B000ALJ9E2/
http://www.upworthy.com/the-surprisingly-simple-staff-change-that-totally-turned-one-school-around-5?c=ufb1 What a wonderfully uplifting and inspiring story!
IMSLP stands for International Music Score Library Project. The website is a great resource for finding sheet music which is no longer protected by copyright. Looking for something that is obscure or out of print? Try IMSLP.org!
If you’re looking for sheet music, I recommend Sheet Music Plus. They have the world’s largest selection, guaranteed low prices, and great customer service. Plus, if you follow links from my website, a portion of your purchase price will be returned to me to help me maintain my teaching studio!
Kim Davenport 