New Piano Ensemble Music
New pieces, Snake Dance and Are You Sleeping, are now available for piano ensembles. Be sure to read about how the Ensemble Music can be used on just one or two pianos. No fancy keyboard lab needed!
New pieces, Snake Dance and Are You Sleeping, are now available for piano ensembles. Be sure to read about how the Ensemble Music can be used on just one or two pianos. No fancy keyboard lab needed!
Learn how to create a YouTube playlist from audio recordings. In just a few steps, you can create a YouTube playlist from the Voice Memos app on your Apple device. The end result? Music for students and families to enjoy indefinitely!
The Piano Ensemble Music can be easily used on one or more pianos. All piano ensemble music is available as a PDF download. Read more about how to use The Piano Ensemble Music in your studio.
The Violin Note Speller includes 26 worksheets and an answer key. Notes are introduced one string at a time. Master note names with your beginning violin students!
Have you ever tried to teach a group or piano ensemble class with different ages and levels in the class? What do you do if you teach a piano ensemble class and one student complains that his part is too easy or that he’s bored? Read more for the perfect solution!
Use these five creative ways to make-up music lessons in your studio. Save your time and keep your students happy.
See who won the Halloween giveaway!
It’s a Halloween giveaway! Find out how to win a copy of the Ready for Theory® Teacher Desk Copy for free!
Teaching piano ensemble classes is a great way for students to play together. Reinforce rhythm and continuity with your students. Read more about adding piano ensemble classes to your studio.
A piano ensemble arrangement of When the Saints Go Marching In. Students love learning this fun, upbeat song. It’s the unofficial anthem of New Orleans!