
Winter Music Picks
The wintry season is upon us, and whatever holiday celebrations you enjoy, there are many wonderful pieces for this holiday season which you or your

The wintry season is upon us, and whatever holiday celebrations you enjoy, there are many wonderful pieces for this holiday season which you or your

This is an interesting question. Is it possible for a student to become proficient at an instrument that they don’t have access to on a

It doesn’t take much, in terms of utilizing piano studio equipment, to be an awesome teacher. But there are many wonderful resources and tools today

The look and feel of your piano studio can impact the quality of experience your students have. Is the studio inviting? Is it exciting for

Whether you teach piano out of your home, in the home of your students, or in a commercial setting, there are some things which make

New students (to you) are always a welcome gift. But how do you gather all of the information that you need to keep things organized

There are a lot of musical terms in the musical language. As a pianist progresses through levels and engages with a variety of styles and

Awards and Incentives Are Important Ways to Keep Students Motivated! Motivating a student can be as simple as providing a reward for their achievements. And

This is an age-old question. If you have accepted a student into your studio roster who doesn’t really want to learn to play the piano

The short answer is…no. A student doesn’t have to know their right hand vs their left hand in order to learn to play the piano.
Provide students with a fun and exciting way to practice elementary theory terms. This crossword puzzle includes 10 early elementary music terms and definitions — tie, whole note, repeat sign, quarter note, half note, bar line, slur, double bar line, measure and staff.