Student-Led Piano Lessons: Why Flexible Teaching Creates Better Musicians
As piano teachers, we often talk about finding the “right” curriculum, method book, pacing, or teaching style. But lately, I’ve been thinking about something different:
Faber Piano Adventures Grand Level 4 All-in-One Review: What Piano Teachers Need to Know
If you’ve ever wished that the Faber Piano Adventures series had an all-in-one option for intermediate students, your wish has officially come true. This month,
Do Guide Notes Actually Help Students Read Music?
Why do some piano students still struggle with note reading despite learning guide notes? Explore guide notes, intervallic reading, and alternative beginner piano methods.
Do Piano Teachers Need an Email List? (Piano Teacher Email List Guide)
Do piano teachers need an email list? Learn when email marketing is worth it for piano teachers, studio owners, online teachers, camps, and digital products.
Creative Piano Summer Camp Ideas for Teachers Who Want More Than Lessons
If you’re searching for piano summer camp ideas, chances are you’re also wondering what your studio is going to look like in June, July, and
How to Throw a Themed Piano Recital Your Students Will Never Forget
Why I Host a Themed Spring Recital Every Year Every December, I host a Christmas recital.But every spring, I do something different. I host a
Hi, I'm Phoenix
and I'm The Tattooed Piano Teacher. I've been around the block and learned a few things about starting a piano lesson studio and piano teacher-ing in general. I'm here to share what I know and find likeminded, amazing piano teachers out there [and future piano teachers].
