With the continued growth of this groundbreaking piano method, Piano-Yoga® is now actively seeking to expand its pool of teachers.

Piano-Yoga® is developing a new teacher-training course for established pedagogues interested in becoming ambassadors of the method, whether as independent practitioners, or as part of the Piano-Yoga® organisation itself.

Expressions of interest from piano teachers possessing appropriate qualifications (first degree in piano performance and/or a Licentiate diploma as minimum) and several years' teaching experience, are welcome by email at info@piano-yoga.com or by phone on 020 7226 9829 / 07948 447492.

For more information please visit the Piano-Yoga® website www.piano-yoga.com, our blog www.piano-yoga.com/blog, or you can learn more about the method on our Youtube channel: PianoYogaEducation.

What is Piano-Yoga®? Created by acclaimed Russian virtuoso pianist GéNIA, the
Piano-Yoga® method offers a unique system of piano playing which combines the technical fundamentals of the Russian piano school with principles from Eastern philosophy and yoga. Piano-Yoga® utilises aspects of movement, gravity and breathing to create a more natural and organic approach to piano playing, which also makes for an effective stress management technique. It is designed for pianists of advanced-beginner to advanced level who would like to improve concentration, build strength in the fingers and hands, establish good posture and master different qualities of sound.

‘It really does work… Many ailing pianists have been helped with this unorthodox and unusual method.’ Piano Professional Magazine

Subject: Call for Piano-Yoga® Teachers
Release Date: 24/03/11 for immediate release
For further information contact: Helen Glaisher-Hernández
Telephone: 07762 731010
Email: helen.glaisher-hernandez@piano-yoga.com

Piano-Yoga® is a unique method of piano playing, performing and teaching designed for all levels of pianists. It has been created and developed by Russian virtuoso pianist and educator GéNIA.

This multi-dimensional method combines the fundamentals of Russian piano schools with Eastern philosophies, particularly yoga. The aims are focusing your piano practice, improving concentration, effectively building strength in the muscles which work the fingers and hands, establishing good posture at the piano and conquering performance nerves amongst other topics.

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