I am a classical and jazz trained pianist with over 20 published books
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Irene Diamond teaches individuals through a variety of methodologies, including the SUZUKI approach. Irene Diamond is also a singer and songwriter.
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I teach from my home in North Natomas and am currently accepting new students! I have been studying many areas of music for the past 20 years, and knew from the first moment that I was in it for life. I st...more
I have worked full time as a piano teacher for over 30 years, teaching
students of all ages and all levels.
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How Piano Lessons Can Help People With Alzheimer's
Music has power. It has the amazing ability to spark compelling outcomes for people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Different studies have confirmed that our musical memory is retained. It can link a song with special memories of events or relationships. When using music as therapy for patients with Alzheimer’s disease, it can shift their mood, stimulate positive interactions, manage stress-induced agitation, and facilitate cognitive function.
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