Teaching with "Tales of a Musical Journey" Part 2

[mrdenen]

This is so wonderful! I am following your blog and am teaching with your books in LA! They are outstanding. I have been trying to find this jello in the box. Could you please tell me where did u buy it and what exactly does it called? Thank you!!!!

[pianoteaching]

@mrdenen

Thank you very much!

You can look on internet sites such as Oriental Trading company. It has tons of different putties.

[operaniu]

I also wonder where I can get this jello material (in USA). I tried with sponge and play-doh, but those do not fit very well to a finger.

[pianoteaching]

@operaniu

It's a Noise Putty. I bought it in Dollar Tree. They also have internet website. Some people buy them in Target stores.

[operaniu]

@pianoteaching Thank you so much for the useful information!! I am so excited to demonstrate with it. Thanks again, Mrs. Gorin.

[pianoteaching]

@operaniu Anytime :)

[withowlseyewatch]

Utterly Brilliant! I would like to pack my bags today and move to the State Indiana for the sole purpose of studying piano with Irina. I want to become a piano teacher like her.

[pianoteaching]

@withowlseyewatch

Thank you so much! I'm very flattered!

[Dankbarkeit1980B]

Where can I find this Jell-thing? (I live in Europe, not in the States).

[pianoteaching]

@Dankbarkeit1980B

I would recommend to use kids clay, or other materials used for sculpturing, that is dense but not hard.

If I don't have putty, I use analogies as honey, molasses, Jell-0