PianoGeek

PianoGeek last signed in Aug 28 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Nov 12, 2008.

About Me: Jerrie, has been writing eHow articles since 2007 under the pen name pianistic and Bukisa Articles since 2008, and also writes for her own website PianoGeek.com. Jerrie, teaches piano & she loves playing the piano for entertainment & books different venues over the year. Jerrie has done media interviews with the BBC and LA Times, is a piano entertainer and teacher and has taught workshops on apt. managing and eBay. Jerrie welcomes questions from the public and the media can be reached through her email or her manager at (619) 905-9823.

How to Understand Twitter

Published December 28, 2008 /

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The first step is to sign up for Twitter and then find friends that you share an interest with. If you play the piano and love it, locate other piano players. If you are crazy about crocheting, find others that feel the same. As you are doing other

Have you Pissed Off your Child's Music Teacher

by PianoGeek | in Art & Entertainment > Music

Have you noticed your child's music teacher seems a little mad and you don't know why? Do you think it's your child? Probably not, it's probably you. Read on to learn about piano lesson etiquette that you may not be using.
How do you get to Carnegie Hall....Practice, practice, practice

by PianoGeek | in Art & Entertainment > Music

There may be different books, different teaching methods, and different pianos, but what has remained the same is figuring out how to get your child to practice.
The Furry Protector in a Black Coat

by PianoGeek | in Pets > Dogs

We don't always know our parents true intentions when we are kids. I never knew a little puppy was meant to be more than a friend.
Laptop Ant

by PianoGeek | in Pets > General

Being a animalitarian, can make your commute long.
Woolworth's Store

by PianoGeek | in Culture & Society > General

In a Woolworths, I found out that sometimes your memories are all that is left.
Remember How Great...

by PianoGeek | in Events & Holidays > Christmas

Sometimes the little things make the biggest memories.
Up On The Roof There Came Such a Clatter

by PianoGeek | in Events & Holidays > Christmas

A husband talks with Santa and keeps a Christmas Eve tradition going.
How to Play an Chromatic Scale on the Piano

by PianoGeek | in Art & Entertainment > Music

Learn how to play every single note on the piano using 3 fingers.
How to Play an Arpeggio on the Piano

by PianoGeek | in Art & Entertainment > Music

Arpeggio's can make the simplest playing, sound exciting.