This question comes up often. While there is no one “yes or no”, I’d like to raise some issues to help you work through this issue for your personal circumstance. Firstly, why are you seeking Taubman lessons? Are you injured? …

We are in the fortunate position in Australia that our Covid-19 numbers are low enough to begin teaching in-person (although still at the required physical distance), and it has been lovely to see my students again in the same room…

Dear Therese,              I could never have thought that my seat had the solution to myproblem ! Almost three years ago I completely destroyed my rotator tendoncuff,  and my shoulder refused to let me play, until I opened  your book onTaubman…

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Over the last year I have become a student all over again, this time at the gym. In my late teens through to my late twenties, I suffered from playing-related injuries, and as a result was very weak in my…

Those of you who attended my recent presentations on the new AMEB (Australian Music Examinations Board) technical exercises at APPC and the Taubman workshop with John Bloomfield know that I have concerns over the restriction printed in every chapter that…

NB if you are interested in accessing the Taubman Workshop with John Bloomfield that occurred on July 13 2019, please contact therese.milanovic@gmail.com

So thrilled after many hours of preparation to have a full house at Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference to hear my talk on the AMEB technical exercises (part 1). Thank you also to Edna Golandsky and John Bloomfield for their invaluable insights…