Piano Teaching

Productive practice time at home is essential to learning and developing as a musician, especially when you're first starting out. Here are six useful practice steps for beginning students:

Tips for Teaching Your First Piano Lesson - My Income Journey

Here is a roundup of free printables for piano teaching. These are all guides that I've made for my own piano students.

Free piano lessons for absolute beginners and beginner, intermediate, and advanced players. Learn piano chords, music theory, and how to improvise your favorite tunes and write your own songs.

Piano success depends on great piano posture. Sound and feel your best by following these ten tips for good piano posture, plus download a piano posture chart.

Get your own copies of these piano printables that you'll use daily in your studio!

I started using a teaching strategy that worked so well it now gets used with all of my young beginners. It’s called Track Tapping… and it helps to teach rhythm, build tracking skills, solidify treble and bass clef understanding and “pre-teach” the coordination your students will need once their hands are on the piano.

If you want to build confident and independent pianists, this piano teaching tip is a great start. Maybe you already do this!?

Your young piano students should be doing finger and hand warm-ups before every piano lesson or piano practice session. Find out why, and get ideas for 5 fun warm-ups here!

First piano lessons- easiest way to learn the notes is a fun animal memory game that teaches the names and positions of notes that Kids love!