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Hi SooHee, at what age can students typically begin piano lessons? Thank you.

Thanks for the inquiry.Generally 6-7 years old who can recorgnize notes names with alphabet(C,D, E,F,G,A,B,C) and focus during lesson, but it depends on individual's musical ability and interest. I've taught 4 years old girl as youngest age who wanted to learn. If we can do a lesson we will know more about their concentration level and general receptiveness to taking lessons. Some children are too shy and need time to engage in that way. Feel free to email me at sooheeswing@gmail.com for more info and if you like we can set up an initial lesson and see.Soohee

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Soohee Moon Trio - plays My Foolish Heart

Leventhal-Sidman Jewish Community Center, Newton, MA

November 2013 

Sean Farias - Bass

Miki Matsuki - Drums

Soohee Moon - Piano

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Soohee Moon Trio - Plays Autumn Leaves

Leventhal-Sidman Jewish Community Center, Newton, MA

November 2013 

Sean Farias - Bass

Miki Matsuki - Drums

Soohee Moon - Piano

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The Soohee Moon Trio -- plays Stella By Starlight by Victor Young

Soohee Moon - Piano

Miki Matsuki - Drums

Sean Farias - Bass

Newton JCC, Newton, MA Feb 2013

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The Soohee Moon Trio -- plays NARDIS by Miles Davis (or maybe Bill Evans)

Soohee Moon - Piano

Miki Matsuki - Drums

Sean Farias - Bass

Newton JCC, Newton, MA Feb 2013

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The Soohee Moon Trio -- plays Cole Porter's

What is This Thing Called Love

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Soohee Moon Trio - Richey Tally (bass) and Miki Matsuki (drums)

Performing Cole Porter’s, “I Love You”

at Newton JCC, 2012

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Soohee Moon with Jaryeheon - Duet with Korean Traditional Music Seoul Korea 2012

This video clip is taken from a special concert for the Korean traditional performance company "Jaryeheon" in May of 2012 in Seoul, The music is an interpretation of a traditional Korean spiritual song played by piano (Soohee Moon) featuring a traditional Korean flute.  This very special Korean Traditional Music Company is comprised of some of Korea's most talented traditional musicians and dance performers.  If you are traveling to Korea, please look them up and experience one of their weekly live performances. 

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Soohee Moon Trio - Richey Tally (bass) and Miki Matsuki (drums)

Performing Henry Mancini's, “Days of Wine and Roses”

at Newton JCC, 2012

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Soohee with Adagio LITE Jazz Band - perform Dolphin Dance

Clark Auditorium, Lowell General Hospital - Ann Taylor Fashion Show, 2012

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Soohee with Tal Shalom-Kobi (bass) and Miki Matsuki (drums)

Performing "Misty" at Newton JCC, 2011

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"Next Step Up" composed by Tony Noterfonzo

Performed by "All Things Considered"

Soohee Moon (piano), Richey Tally (bass), and Tony Noterfonzo (drums)

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"Misty" performed by "All Things Considered"

Tony Noterfonzo (Drums), Richey Tally (Bass), and Soohee Moon (piano)

written by Erroll Garner

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"Modal Dare" composed by Tony Noterfonzo

performed by "All Things Considered" - Tony Noterfonzo (drums), Richey Tally (bass), Soohee Moon (piano)

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"Journeying" composed by Tony Noterfonzo

performed by "All Things Considered" - Tony Noterfonzo (drums), Richey Tally (bass), Soohee Moon (piano)

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Jazz Ballad - “Fall” by Wayne Shorter

Jazz Trio - Soohee Moon (Piano)

Mike Drzewiecki (Drums)

Dave Shoudy (Bass)