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Beginning Piano Improvisation Activities

This post will explore beginning piano improvisation activities and why improvisation is so important. Objectives, For students to feel comfortable making their own music. To inspire creativity. To build confidence and comfort at the keyboard. “Improvise means make it up as I go along I can play some music, and improvise a song” Improvisation is […]

Teaching Piano Lessons to Family and Friends

Should you teach family and friends? It goes without saying that some of your students will come to you because of people you know or are friendly with—friends of your children or children of co-workers, etc. I have found that this works out fine. I give them the Studio Policy, and they are treated […]

Evaluating Piano Student Progress

“What is measured gets improved” Peter Drucker Evaluating Piano Student Progress The school year is drawing to a close. The kids are counting down the days, so are their teachers. For most piano teachers this means year-end recitals and getting ready for the summer teaching schedule. For school-aged students, the end of the school year […]

The Happiest Piano Teacher in Town

Take a minute to watch the video As a piano teacher, you are changing lives every day. You deserve a studio that serves you, as you serve your students, their families, and your community. A studio that is peaceful, joyful, and profitable. Get inspired! Read “The Happiest Piano Teacher in Town” https://www.amazon.com/dp/1798877333 Free with Kindle […]