Chances are, at some point in your piano teaching career, your studio will stall. The phone will stop ringing and the email will stop dinging. You may turn into a bundle of nerves, overwhelmed by … Continue Reading →

If, like us, you follow the public school schedule and take a bit of a summer break, then you are no doubt coming up on re-registration season; when parents decide if piano lessons will once again … Continue Reading →

If you’re a devoted Teach Piano Today reader, you have no doubt noticed seasonal trends in our posting schedule. In February our posts often revolve around keeping piano lessons fresh and exciting w … Continue Reading →

I don’t think it will come as a shock to anyone to learn that one of the biggest challenges piano teachers face is finding piano students. But it doesn’t have to be difficult, and it doesn't have to ru … Continue Reading →

Your phone rings... it's a potential student!  You talk some details and then you arrange an interview.  For all intents and purposes this is a "done deal".  As long as the child isn't hanging from yo … Continue Reading →

Did you know that a sugar maple tree must be 50 years old before its sap can be safely harvested for maple syrup? I did. Yup... I knew that because I toured a sugar maple farm on a recent vacation. … Continue Reading →

It's the perfect time of year to shake the dust off your piano studio.  Follow our 7 day plan to make your piano studio more profitable, more efficient and more visible in your community. Day 1: … Continue Reading →

Here at TeachPianoToday.com we have a challenge for you this coming weekend:  set aside two hours of your time... open your window and... PRACTICE!  Yes, you heard us.  It's time to steal some moments … Continue Reading →