Leaves are starting to turn. Acorns are starting to fall. And Sheldon the Squirrel is banging away on some homemade bongo drums in today’s rhythm song :) To create Plink! Plonk! Plunk! we … Continue Reading →
New Music: The Next Amadeus Era Starts Right Now
We’ve been waiting all summer to share our newest piano book with you and the day has finally arrived. Mozart is here to become the headline act in your studio… Because we have just released The … Continue Reading →
You And Your Intermediate Students Need to Hear This
Take your favorite glitter pen and draw a big ol’ circle around August 25th. While you’re at it, throw a few stars in there too :) Because next Tuesday, we’re dropping a new intermediate piano book … Continue Reading →
This Intermediate Piece Has Swagger… And It’s Not Alone
We’re working on something and it’s gonna be good :) I know this because the sun is shining, the beach is calling my name, and yet I’m inside at my piano… and happy to be here! Because I LOVE … Continue Reading →
3 Primer Pieces Inspired by Silly Summer Memories
Summer has a very sneaky ending. One minute, everyone is eating popsicles and forgetting what day it is. The next, students are back at the piano with plenty of stories to tell. We could mourn … Continue Reading →
The Summer Stock-Up Piano Book Drop Is Open!
The Summer Stock-Up Piano Book Drop is officially open! ☀️ Today we’re unlocking the vault and bringing back a hand-picked collection of studio-licensed piano books—just in time to … Continue Reading →
The Piano Duet Even a Non-Musical Friend Can Play
Sometimes, the fastest way to get a piano student excited about playing is to invite a friend into the fun. The only problem? That friend may have absolutely no idea how to play the piano. That … Continue Reading →
A Long-Lost PopWaltz Piece For Your Teen Students
More than a decade ago, The PopWaltz Prophecy disappeared without a trace. It had been one of our biggest hits, right up there with The Silver Screen Playbook, Awesome in 8 Minutes, and The … Continue Reading →