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Rio Rancho, NM USA
Most piano teachers aren't "computer people" by nature. They practice the
piano diligently every day and believe that nothing that a computer can produce can
compare to a live performance on an acoustical piano. Although these things may be true
for some,
we've come to appreciate the pedagogic value of that gleaming monitor, constantly humming
CPU, and the other keyboard that has found its way into so many of our lives. In this
article, we'll tell you how to establish your own piano teaching computer lab - and how to
avoid some of the pitfalls along the way.
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