Around our neighborhood, Halloween is in full swing. Inflatable ghosts adorn lawns, fake cobwebs stretch across doorways, and ghosts hang from gutters. When I was little it seemed Halloween was … Continue Reading →
While teachers are not usually in a rush to nail down recital pieces for the little kids in their studio, getting an early start on your teens’ showstoppers is probably a good idea. The difference b … Continue Reading →
Note reading struggles are something that teachers commonly equate with young piano students. But the truth is, many kids will struggle with note reading into their tweens and teens. As little kids, … Continue Reading →
When it comes to learning piano, some things just need to be memorized. Note reading, rhythm recognition and intervallic reading require immediate recall that can only be achieved by repeated … Continue Reading →
If your students are getting tired of their Level 2 method books then the excitement of Fearless Fortissimo might be just what they need! Many teachers have already started transitioning their … Continue Reading →
Teens are not the easiest group of students to motivate when it comes time for a recital performance. With a heightened sense of self-awareness, hitting the stage is something they often want to … Continue Reading →
In today’s post we’re sharing the first of many printable teen piano solos that belong to our newest project: The Practice Sessions: Classical Pop Exercise Pieces For Teens. From now on, when you see … Continue Reading →
I would guess that 99% of your piano lessons include a time when your student is asked to clap a rhythm. Clapping rhythms is a handy way to separate rhythm from notes in order to truly hone in on … Continue Reading →
