- Pages: 88 pages
- Features: Every link and every cover is clickable; Table of Contents is clickable
- Format: PDF instant download
- Price: Free
This 88-page PDF Piano Student Solutions Catalog will help you find just the right music for your students no matter what their issue, level, or age.
Four Easy-to-Navigate Sections
- Section 1 – Student problems and music solutions
No studio is without learning challenges. So this section is designed to help you find music that can help students master particular musical concepts like steps and skips, fourths, playing staccato and legato simultaneously, finger dexterity, bass clef reading, left hand development, treble clef in both hands, out of position playing, playing loudly, playing softly, steady beat, dotted quarter notes, etc. You get the idea! - Section 2 – Rhythm
We have an entire section in the Piano Student Solutions Catalog to help you know the order of our rhythm curriculum and how to use it effectively. - Section 3 – Categories, special series
Looking for Christmas music? Halloween music? Modal music? Glissando music? Music Teens Love™? Sacred music? All Cooped Up music? Short Sheets? These and many more categories are at your fingertips! - Section 4 – Games and Recital Templates
You can see all the fun games and elegant recital templates in one section and click on any that interest you.
Find the Challenge – See Music That Helps!
There are many ways to use this Piano Student Solutions Catalog, including finding music for specific levels and interests of students. But an especially helpful way of using it is to look up the challenge your student is facing and see all the music that can help them master that challenge.
For example, if your student is stuck in a particular position, you’ll see that we have an entire page of pieces that can help gently move them out of that position so that they don’t get stuck associating a finger number with a note.
Likewise, if you have a student that is struggling with mastering the dotted quarter note, we have a page of suggested music that make mastering that easier.
Introducing eighth notes can also be a challenge. So there’s an entire page in the PDF Piano Student Solutions Catalog showing just the pieces that help introduce the concept to students and are just challenging enough to master easily.
Find Music by Category
If you’ve ever wanted to see all of our Rote and Reading® pieces in one place (no matter what the level), we have a page for that! What about music that’s especially appealing to teens? What about music that adult beginners can enjoy? What about modal music? Glissando music? Pet Shop pieces? Mythical Creatures?
We’ve got pages for all of these. And once you get to the page, just click on any of the images and it will take you straight to the product in the ComposeCreate® store!
Learn How to Use Rhythm Curriculum Efficiently
We have lots of different parts to our rhythm curriculum. So how do you use these efficiently and effectively? We have an entire section in the Piano Student Solutions Catalog that can demonstrate how to do this, and in what order the books should be completed.
All Links are Clickable
This includes the Table of Contents. So if you see a topic in the TOC like “fourths” and you have students that struggle with this, you can click on it and it will take you to the page with all the music that helps teach fourths.
Plus, once you get on a page with music, just click any image and it will take you straight to the piece in our store.
Sue Althouse –
Fabulous resource! This will save so much time finding the right piece for each student.
LJ –
Perfect resource. Thank you so much for doing this and for putting the hours and hours it must have taken.
Kyle –
So helpful at solving those common student problems!
Barbara –
There are no words to describe this Student Solutions Catalog. I agree with the webinar viewer who described it as an “Oprah Moment” as you are giving it away Smile. So grateful to you and Amanda for all the work that went into this. Thank You seems very inadequate.
Dixie –
So helpful in planning our Fall Recital! Also in looking for supplemental music.
Barbara K –
This is a brilliant resource. It has helped me solve the problem of what to give to a student to learn many times over.
Carol –
Very useful to refer back to find music on Composecreate.com that will target various skills and interests.
Pam –
Love the updated Student Solutions. Thank you so much.It is so easy to find what a student may need and then to click on the link to hear and see the music for sale.
Barbara Kennerley –
This is a first class teacher’s help. I refer to it often to sort out the right piece for each student according to their individual needs.
Patricia Backus –
I found many excellent tips for teaching students what they need to do so they can play well. For instance the interval of a 4th taught with an exercise, but two different fingerings so students can feel and see and hear what a 4th is.