Diana Dumlavwalla

Diana Dumlavwalla is an Assistant Professor of Piano Pedagogy at Florida State University. Previously, Diana taught at Western University where she developed the faculty’s inaugural doctoral piano pedagogy
course. She also serves as a member of the Royal Conservatory of Music’s College of Examiners and adjudicates at local, regional and state/provincial competitions.

As a soloist and chamber musician, Diana has performed in North America, Europe and Australia. She has presented lecture recitals and papers at numerous conferences and her research has been featured in
several publications. Diana was awarded the 2018 MTNA E-Journal Article of the Year.

Striving for Excellence in Online Piano Pedagogy: Characteristics of Expert Teachers Using the Video-Conferencing Format

Tuesday, 17 March 2020

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During a recent tour at the Bell Homestead in my hometown of Brantford, Ontario, Canada, I came across an interesting fact. In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell set up a demonstration of his new invention, the telephone. He arranged for friends to play a melodeon and sing over a telephone line in order to show that sound could be transmitted over the t...

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Fostering Artistry and Healthy Playing Habits in Beginning Piano Lessons

Monday, 02 March 2020

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Join The Frances Clark Center and Dr. Diana Dumlavwalla on Wednesday, March 11, at 11:00am EST.Register now!Fostering Artistry and Healthy Playing Habits in Beginning Piano LessonsPlaying with a healthy physical approach is essential for all piano students striving for artistic performances. This webinar will address issues related ...

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Pachulski: Prelude Op.8, No.1

Monday, 08 April 2019

Diana Dumlavwalla

Inspiring Artistry Repertoire Project

Preparation and Presentation Context: Pieces that are helpful to have experienced or played before approaching this oneNakada, The Song of TwilightTchaikovsky, Old French Song, op. 39, no. 16Grechaninov, Waltz, from Glass Beads, op. 123Tchaikovsky,Sweet Dreams, op. 39, no. 21Get Ready: Creative activities to explore before the first encounter with ...