Are you learning or teaching the piano and want to know a secret?! Then this quote is definitely for you!
Have I a secret about playing the piano? It’s a very simple one. I sit down on the piano stool and make myself comfortable – and I always make sure that the lid over the keyboard is open before I start to play
Artur Schnabel
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Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and hope you had a wonderful festive season. I have been busy during the holidays turning my original Tempo Galaxy into two fully printed books, making it even easier to start an incentive program in your music studio. These should be published in the next week or so and…
PIANO METHOD LEVEL 1 ‘Sneaky Sabotage’ is the third book in a fun beginner piano adventure series after ‘Who Stole The Broccoli?‘ and ‘Mystery in Room 13’. Budding detectives are immersed in a mystery designed to engage students and add enjoyment to lessons. SUSAN’S BOOKS REVIEWS A piano adventure There has been a crime! The…
PIANO LEVEL 1 ‘Piano Pattern Detective’ is a fun sight-reading adventure for piano players. Can you solve the case and rule out the suspects? SUSAN’S BOOKS REVIEWS Find the spy! There has been a crime at the Piano Note Factory! Someone has sabotaged the machine that sends out piano books around the world! Can you…
This music theory game has been very competitive among the students in my studio and a lot of fun! Teacher plays against student in a battle to sow the most crops, but whoever find that pesky snail puts their win in jeopardy! Veggie Wars is part of a collection of customisable online rhythm games. The…
Teach the student first, the music second and the piano third Frances Clark At first glance you might look at this quote and think, ‘hang on, my job is to teach the piano, so why is it not top of the list?!’. But actually it highlights the importance of thinking about the individual when teaching….
SUSAN’S BOOKS REVIEWS Delighted to announce that my popular piano music mystery, ‘Who Stole My Pizza?’ has now been released for treble instruments in the key of C. So if you play flute or recorder, for example, you can join in the fun and test your detective skills in this theory and sheet music based…
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