Trevor's Blog Posts

As piano teachers, we’ve all experienced those lessons where we know exactly what our students need… but the perfect worksheet or activity just isn’t at our fingertips. Today, we’re solving that … Continue Reading →

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for a captivating piece that fits the season, we have something special for you. It’s Celtic, it’s moody, and it’s just the right … Continue Reading →

If you’re looking for a piano board game to help your little pianists get comfortable with quarter, half, and whole notes, you’re going to love “Grand Slam Rhythm Run.” Think of it like a quick … Continue Reading →

Get ready to bring some excitement to your students’ note-reading skills this March with our See-and-Say 30-Day Note Reading Challenge! Designed to reinforce note reading in middle C position, this … Continue Reading →

A few weeks ago, we introduced a Pop Staff piano piece based on Mozart’s Piano Sonata No. 16, and piano teachers loved the way it instantly engaged intermediate students. This week, we’re back with … Continue Reading →

If a parent has ever heard, "Nothing much" when asking their child about piano lessons, they’re not alone! Kids aren’t always the best at relaying details to their parents. "How was your piano … Continue Reading →

If you've been following along, you know that we just released the second edition of WunderKeys Primer Piano Book One! This updated edition is packed with even more engaging music and activities … Continue Reading →