Today I wanted to share five collections of piano classics that I return to over and over again with my students who are studying classical music. As I cycle through my lessons each week, I noticed that there are a handful of books that reappear many times throughout the week. I wanted to share these go-to resources with you since they have become such staples in my studio. Related: Your Guide To Lesson Planning Classics For Piano Students Faber Literature Collections, Books 3 and ... Read More about Five Classical Music Books For Piano Teachers & Students
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8 Super Power Life Skills That Are Unlocked In Piano Lessons
As a piano teacher, one of my biggest joys is seeing my students experience success at the piano. Naturally, it's so rewarding to watch them learn new piano pieces, achieve their goals and learn new skills. But, it's just as fun to watch my gain and utilize non-musical skills as well. I have a pretty amazing bunch of students. They are all top-notch in so many ways. This is probably a chicken vs. egg scenario, but sometimes I wonder if high-achieving students are attracted to piano ... Read More about 8 Super Power Life Skills That Are Unlocked In Piano Lessons
6 Ways A Piano Teacher Can Help You Learn Piano More Efficiently
I talk to a lot of adults who are trying to learn piano on their own. They may just be practicing on their own, working through old books or trying to learn with an app. These are all good things to do, but, as you can imagine, I'm a huge advocate of learning with a piano teacher. There are just so many things that can easily be overlooked at the piano that a piano teacher can help you figure out and master more quickly. Related: 15 Piano Practice Tips While working on your own ... Read More about 6 Ways A Piano Teacher Can Help You Learn Piano More Efficiently
