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The
Taubman Approach:
`"A
straightforward yet subtle approach to piano technique
that
provides all of the instrumental tools the pianist needs to express
his or her artistic vision."
Nina
Tichman, recording artist
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Please Note:
Many people exposed to the Taubman Approach have become
excited by its possibilities and present themselves as Taubman teachers.
They sometimes use the Taubman name in their biographical information
and in the promotion of their workshops. While some may be gifted
musicians, their results are predictably poor when they try to implement
Taubman work without being thoroughly trained. In some cases, the
results have been detrimental to the students.
Occasionally, teachers with this type of limited background combine
Taubman concepts with other pedagogical approaches and different types
of body work. These may bear a superficial resemblance to Taubman
work, but they are not recommended by the Taubman Institute, because
they fundamentally alter the nature of the Taubman Approach.
The pedagogy of the Taubman Approach is highly specialized. Currently,
successful instructors have rigorous, on-going training in order to
be able to diagnose and solve problems effectively.
The Institute will be happy to recommend qualified teachers or clinicians,
as well as to offer an assessment of anyone who claims to be teaching
the Taubman Approach. |
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