Extra Reading for your Piano Learning Journey

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Great Australian Music educators 

who have inspired in some way and contribute to my piano pedogogy journey:


Max Cooke

https://www.teamofpianists.com.au/partners/max-cooke

Jocelyn Kotchie
https://jocelynkotchie.com/

Elyssa Milne
https://elissamilne.wordpress.com/

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