Keeping Students Engaged to the Last Lesson
Signs your students, piano parents & you are ready for vacation + great activities for keeping students engaged to last lesson!
The Recital Is Over … Now What?
Having a studio recital is a lot of work. And, it’s completely worth it. But, you may be thinking, “The recital is over … now what?” Maybe you are feeling burnt out or “burnt out adjacent” (the feeling of don’t-add-anything-more-because-I-am-JUST-barely-able-to-get-everything-done). Having some post recital ideas to keep lessons engaging is a must!
How to Host a Virtual Recital: Part 1
Find out the best type of virtual recital AND how marketing a virtual recital to your clients can be easy with these tips!
3 Surprising Reasons To Include Women Composers In Our Studios
When we include women composers in repertoire, it goes beyond having a diverse studio. These 3 non-music reasons show why!
Composing with Students During Online Lessons
Composing opens student’s eyes to what music really can be. Not just from an emotional point of view, but also a technical point of view as well. So, what is the trick to composing with students during online lessons? It just takes a few tweaks from what you might do in an in-person lesson!