April 2024: What I’m Doing in My Studio This Month
From having my own piano festival to performance group classes, here are some of the things I’m doing in my studio this month.
From having my own piano festival to performance group classes, here are some of the things I’m doing in my studio this month.
The Spring is quickly approaching, which means the busy time of contests and recitals is here. I thought it might be fun to share some of things I’m planning for my studio this month.
Do you have any students who struggle with focus? (I do! 🙋♀️) Whether it’s a hungry student, tired student, or a student with more complex focus issues, this post has 2 tips for helping students focus in their lessons.
The Canon in D Lead Sheet Guide shows students the practice steps to create a piano solo using a lead sheet. Keep reading to learn more!
Read more about My First Piano Workbook, a workbook designed for young students in their first year of lessons.
The Take Me Out to the Ball Game Lead Sheet Guide shows students the practice steps for learning how to use a lead sheet. Students can learn how to play lead sheets as a piano solo or as two hand accompaniment.
With the right practice steps in a lesson, you can show piano students *how* to practice at home. Giving a student specific practice steps will give your student confidence in learning music throughout their lessons. In this post, I share the 6 piano practice steps I use for beginners. I also give an example using the sheet music “Are You Sleeping?”
Find out how I motivate my piano students to practice more by using an incentive program with Music Money.