Sometimes when we schedule group lessons for our students (and cancel that week of private lessons), parents might be tempted to think that it is a little “vacation” for us since it seems like it takes less time. But if […]
Do Parents Think Group Lessons are a Vacation for You? Read More »
The other day a dear teacher, who has been following my site for a long time, ask me about a list of classical music I used to have on my site. I vaguely remembered such a list, but when I
Great Pieces for Your Listening Mood Read More »
Have you ever wanted a piece that would make students RUN to the piano to practice? How about a piece that boys would absolutely love and tell their friends about? Maybe even a piece that would cause kids to line
It’s Here: The Booger Song! Read More »
In the first post (Importance of a Web Presence: How Has Word of Mouth Changed?) of this series, we looked at how word of mouth has evolved and is now more powerful than ever – but only IF you have
Importance of a Web Presence: How to (easily) Stake Your Claim Online Read More »
I’m so excited to bring you a new series of articles by a wonderful teacher and blogger I had the privilege of meeting at NCKP 2013. Kevin Kao impressed with me his brief and friendly introduction of himself. Through chatting,
How Has Word of Mouth Marketing Changed for the Piano Teacher? Read More »
It’s week 3 in the “Easy Recipes for Busy Piano Teachers” series. I hope you are enjoying this topic. Please don’t hesitate to email me or let me know in the comments if you do. This is my absolute favorite
Easy Recipes for the Busy Piano Teacher: Recipe #3 Greek Chicken Read More »
The Future of Piano Teaching – Pete Jutras Interview I’m sure you’ve noticed that life has changed a lot in the last 10 to 20 years! We can now “google” something to get an immediate answer, children and adults have screens
The Future of Piano Teaching…Are You Changing With It? Read More »
If you read the last “Easy Meals for the Busy Piano Teacher” post, you’ll know that I’m sharing my easiest, yummiest recipes with you, my piano teaching friends because: I have no time to cook I hate to cook most of
Easy Meals for the Busy Piano Teacher: #2 Creamy Potato Soup Read More »
It’s so cold these days and I’m guessing you and your students might be needing a little energy boost in this new year. So, it’s with great pleasure that I share with you how one fun loving teacher is using
A “Frosty” Challenge Read More »
Everyone knows that kids love a good story. This early elementary piece has all the elements of a good story: A main character (the student), a setting (the back seat of a car where the student is stuck in his
P-yew! Drama at the Piano Read More »
How to Revolutionize Rhythm in Your Studio
Learn how this rhythm curriculum gets rhythm IN students' bodies so it comes OUT in ALL their music! See why "It’s the best resource out there for teaching rhythms" and get your students "exponentially improving!"
