My kids are not playing piano nearly as much I would like them to right now... But I guess that’s just summer. Unless my family is an anomaly, your teen piano students’ pianos are probably also … Continue Reading →
5 Summer Emails To Send To Your Piano Students
When summer rolls around, do you close your studio doors and head for the beach? Many piano teachers do. After 10 months of piano lessons, we need to look after ourselves and our families. Turning … Continue Reading →
Watch Andrea Talk About Note Printing With Piano Students
In last week’s post, we announced the release of our newest Piano Student Workbook, Andrea And Trevor Dow’s Playing With Note Printing Activity Book For Piano, Book 1. We are excited to let you know … Continue Reading →
Why Some Piano Students Just Can’t Learn To Read Notes
You’ve probably taught some piano students who just “get” note reading. You’ve probably also taught some piano students who just seem to “never get” note reading. And it has nothing to do with piano … Continue Reading →
A Checklist To Track Teach Piano Today’s Piano Lesson Printables
The last three months have been a whirlwind for piano teachers. With students stuck at home, piano teachers have had to completely change the way their students learn music. This required a ton of … Continue Reading →
Note Reading Sudoku Printables For Level 1 Piano Students
As a bit of a math geek, I love how music and math are so connected. The deeper you dig into the relationship, the more you begin to realize they are almost one and the same. I regularly use this … Continue Reading →
90 Days Of Note Reading Exercises For Primer And Level 1 Piano Students
There are 10, 080 minutes in a week. You teach each of your piano students for only 30 of these minutes. Do you really want to waste precious lesson minutes reviewing note reading over and over? Of … Continue Reading →
A Summer Of Piano Student Workbooks To Keep Kids Learning
Without a piano teacher to provide daily activities, little kids stumble through summer practice sessions. After the passing of just a few summer days, they skip technical exercises, get bored of … Continue Reading →