Judith Siegel shares about the discovery and premiere of a Leschetizky Concerto, the origins of Alexander Peskanov's "Anniversary" Concerto, and her teaching philosophy.

Sonja Foster shares about her educational foundation studying with legendary teacher, Ivan Galamian, the success of her highly selective pre-collegiate studio, and pedagogical advice for fellow teachers.

To read the GMTA Teacher of the Year article, go to: https://georgiamta.org/teacher-of-the-year.php

Kyung-A Yoo shares about her path to collaborative piano, overcoming the challenges of being a performing musician, and the lessons learned along the way.

Gloria Gardiner, founder of Greenwood School of Music, shares about her road back to music as an adult learner, her career in special education, and the encouragement her family continues to provide in her musical journey.

Cameron Fuhrman discusses making music through intellect and intuition, her current projects, and the challenges and joys of being a musician.

Her website can be found at: https://www.cameronfuhrman.com/

Diane Boyd shares about her unusual journey to becoming a professional musician, lessons about teaching, and advice for young professionals on how to succeed as a musician.

Dian Lawler-Johnson talks about her education and extensive career in higher education teaching voice to students of all ages and abilities.

Francis Leach, originally of British Guiana and now based in Georgia, shares about his teaching philosophy, passion for music, and hope for the future.

Susan Andrews, past GMTA president and winner of the Teacher of the Year Award, talks about her career as a piano teacher and her involvement with MTNA at various levels of the organization.

To read the Teacher of the Year Article on Susan Andrews, go to: https://georgiamta.org/teachersOfTheYear/2017SusanAndrews.pdf

Martha Thomas shares with us reflections on her musical education, experiences as a teacher, and recent projects.