We’ve been re-vamping and improving the ComposeCreate® website for the last few months and we’re super excited about the results! We wanted to celebrate with you! See what’s new and then get the goods!
Join the Launch Party! Sweepstakes and 20% off coupon! Read More »
Make music with the audience with this audience participation piece! Yee-haw is super fun for elementary students to play and comes with free mp3 audience clapping tracks for practicing!
Yee-haw! The New Audience Participation Piece! Read More »
Free snowman music flash cards from composecreate.com. Use to help your students learn note names, intervals, white keys, and steps and skips.
Free Snowman Music Flash Cards Read More »
This is just a quick survey about your spring piano recital and and when you choose repertoire! Thank you so much for your participation!
Spring Recital Survey Read More »
Teachers frequently ask if offering gift certificates for piano lessons is wise. Here’s all you need to know to market piano lessons with gift certificates AND get FREE gift certificates to edit or print for your own use in your own studio!
Are Gift Certificates for Piano Lessons a Good Idea? Read More »
Listening to the best classical music is important, but you might wonder just where to find the best pieces. Start with these best classical music pieces.
Best Classical Music for Parents to Give Their Kids Read More »
Never before have we offered the super popular business piano teaching workshops at such a low price…but we are doing so Thanks giving week. They are both on sale, but if you buy the bundle, they’re half price! Offer ends on Black Friday
Piano Teaching Workshop SALE – Thanksgiving Black Friday Week! Read More »
Here is your full lesson plan, 2 free games, and the secret to a stress-free and super fun holiday or Music Christmas Party for your piano students or music classroom.
The Best Music Christmas Party Ever – Already planned for you! Read More »
What is the forgotten step in teaching students to write good melodies? It’s one that any piano teacher (even ones who don’t compose) can do with their students.
The Forgotten Step In Teaching Students to Write Good Melodies Read More »
New! Mysterious and compelling, this setting of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen in 7/8 and 4/4 will certainly capture the ear and interest of the audience at a piano recital, church, or holiday party.
Ignite the Spark!
August kick-off webinar
Join hundreds of teachers at this energizing webinar where we unveil new Fuzzies, Color, Beautiful Wonders, Adventure, & video game music! Plus stickers, new catalog, organization & teaching ideas!
