I think for students and teachers both is the fact that the pieces and the sounds resonate with the students. In other words, it’s a very student-oriented curriculum. It’s not that we glorify the tastes of the students and not lead them to more expressive and subtle interpretations, but we recognize it’s the student’s interest that engages them. We’ve worked hard to have sounds that appeal to the students and motivate them to enjoy the lessons. And then along with that, what I think is so important is to have expressive artistry at the piano even from the early lessons. So we worked hard to create a sequence involving artistry, a sequence of technique gestures, and pianistic sounds — pianistic repertoire that provides a pathway to artistic playing.