The Piano Pedagogy Lab School in the School of Music is looking for a small number of volunteer students to receive 3 free, introductory piano lessons from student teachers as part of their practicum training. Children ages 7-9 years who have had no previous piano lessons are welcome to participate; participants should have daily access to a piano or keyboard during the three week practicum period. Lessons will be weekly, private 30-minute appointments (parents are welcome to attend; the supervising teacher will be present at the first lessson) given during three consecutive weeks beginning the week of Mar 30th, located in the School of Music (Kimbrough Hall). Individual appointment times are arranged at the mutual convenience of families and teachers. Please contact Michelle Mielke 335-2338 or mielke@wsu.edu for more information.
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