Continuing my tour of assignment books, here’s a peak inside of my GPS (Great Practice System) assignment book and practice incentive program. My friend Meghan Grayless, who drew Captain Crescendo, also designed most of the components of this assignment book. When you open it up, you see a page of instructions and a clever map. The road on the map…
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Piano Basics: The Keyboard
This series of Piano Basics is intended for parents to help their beginning piano students practice. For parents who do not have know background in music, these posts will help you understand what your child is working on at the piano. Check out all of the posts in this series to learn the basics. For someone who doesn’t play the…
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Piano Basics: Finger Numbers
This series of Piano Basics is intended for parents to help their beginning piano students practice. For parents who do not have know background in music, these posts will help you understand what your child is working on at the piano. Check out all of the posts in this series to learn the basics. One of the first things a…
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All About Our CD’s
A unique benefit of my studio is that each student has the opportunity to record and design their own CD each year. Both my students and I have learned a lot from making CDs so I thought I would share a little bit about our process and showcase some of the creative artwork they have come up with to go…
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3 Reasons Why Piano Teachers Love Assignment Books
Assignment books have become a key part of my teaching. I’ve refined my assignment books over the years. I used to simply write the assignment in list format in a small lined notebook. My first version of my own assignment book was a booklet of 8.5×11 pages, folded in half and stapled. For the past several years, I’ve been designing…
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