Everything We Play I am delighted to share this reflective and uplifting vignette by Canadian pianist and educator Amy Boyes.

Everything We Play" is a personal essay written from the perspective of an exhausted mother and music teacher. Wishing for some uninterrupted practice time to play something emotionally satisfying, the author is reminded by her young daughter that all music-making is beautiful...
https://pianodao.com/2021/01/1....7/everything-we-play

Exploring Janina Garścia’s Educational Music Janina Garścia left the world enriched with an extraordinary range of pedagogic music which deserves “classic” status, but which beyond the interests of the connoisseurs remains one of Poland’s best-kept secrets. It’s surely time for that to change!

Here’s an exploration (with recordings and video tutorials) of three of her best collections:
https://pianodao.com/2021/01/1....5/janina-garscias-ed

Dot-To-Dot Note Reading For Primer And Level 1 Students Many piano games are two-player activities. While these games are wonderful additions to in-person piano lessons, they don’t always work well for home practice or online lessons. For this reason, many piano teachers have turned to the Teach Piano Today Homework Pages for piano activities that students can play on their own or on a […]
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Piano Scale Mnemonics So Can Anyone Learn Every Scale?

Catherine McMillan's answer is clearly a resounding YES! And with her Piano Scales Mnemonics she has concocted a resource which will serve young learners especially well, not only delivering a comprehensive all-in-one publication of all the scales, arpeggios and broken chords needed by the intermediate student, but doing so in the most colourful and "moreish" way possible.

Here's the Pianodao review:
https://pianodao.com/2021/01/1....3/piano-scale-mnemon

Celebrate Piano Lesson Anniversaries With These Printables Your students who stick with piano lessons and return to your studio year after year will always hold an important place in your heart. Their dedication not only keeps your studio alive but also signals to the community that your lessons are worth coming back for. For this reason, you should always recognize piano lesson […]
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