Piano Safari Resource Roundup
The Piano Safari Roundup has links for various supplements that coordinate with the Piano Safari method. Supplements include both worksheets and activities.
How to Upload an Apple Voice Memo to YouTube
Learn how to create a YouTube playlist from audio recordings. In just a few steps, you can create a YouTube playlist from the Voice Memos app on your Apple device. The end result? Music for students and families to enjoy indefinitely!
Teaching Music with Colors
Coloring music consistently has really helped secure students’ understanding of intervals. Read more to learn about teaching music with colors.
Adjusting the Piano Bench Height
An easy and budget-friendly solution for adjusting the piano bench height.
Teaching Piano Pieces by Rote
Teaching pieces by rote is something that I’ve never tried, but after using Piano Safari with a few students, I became a big fan! Find out about how I’m incorporating rote pieces into my teaching.
Learn Without Barriers
Use these strategies to help students learn music without creating mental barriers. This post includes a free PDF to hang in your studio!
Fitting It All In
Read how to fit everything you need into one lesson! Technique, Repertoire, Rhythm, Sight-reading, and Theory.
Teaching Balance between the Hands
An important element in piano study is learning how to play one hand louder than the other. Help students learn to play with balance (one hand louder than the other) to bring out the melody and soften the accompaniment.
Preparing for a Performance
Use these suggestions to help students prepare for an upcoming performance.
Using Incentive Charts with Students
This year I’ve managed to get students to ask for more worksheets and sight-reading! Find out how….