In this article, we’ve featured some of the most iconic, accessible, and motivational piano music we’ve discovered over the years. See what made our top 25!
25 Favorite Teaching Pieces for Piano Students (with Video Demonstrations) Read More »
Whether you are a new teacher setting up your first studio, or a seasoned professional looking to reinvigorate your teaching, it’s helpful to have a collection of the best piano teaching blogs on the web. These are some of our favorites.
The Top 10 Piano Teaching Websites Read More »
Christmas season is a busy time in my studio! I’m a firm believer that we need to provide our students with a variety of opportunities to share their music beyond the recital hall, so each year we divide into groups and play at ten or more different venues in the community. Most performances are at
Christmas in the Community Read More »
Both quality and quantity go hand in hand to produce good practice results.
Practice Myth #4: Quality is More Important Than Quantity Read More »
Research shows that timing the review of information is more important than daily repetition. Using thoughtful “spaced repetition” can get better results with less time spent on practice.
Practice Myth #2: Practice All Your Music Every Day Read More »
Do your young students have trouble telling their left hand from their right hand? Here is an awesome worksheet for working on this very thing!
Free Worksheet!: Learning Left Hand vs. Right Hand Read More »
We wanted to share our quick reference chart so that you can easily get familiar with these different counting systems. The diagram is great for keeping handy during lessons.
The Ultimate Music Counting System Chart—Free Resource! Read More »
