Exploring Grade Three has landed
The Wait is Over Edited by Angela Turner, Exploring Grade Three features pieces with a rich and varied range of styles to engage the imagination…
Pop Goes the Piano
Some students like Chopin, some like Debussy, some like Kats-Chernin and some like Taylor Swift-y (apologies for the awful attempt at rhyme).Teaching pop music…
The Art of Improvisation: Enhancing Piano Lessons Through Creative Expression
When it comes to traditional piano teaching, the emphasis often falls on mastering classical repertoire, honing technique, and deciphering complex compositions meticulously notated by…
New Year, New Books
There’s nothing like starting off the new year with a new book. So here’s a bunch we think you should check out at your…
Unlocking the Magic of Christmas Music: Creative Tips and Duet Delights
Featuring Randall Faber, Landon Baumgard, and improv expert Brian DiBlassio, you’ll discover new teaching strategies and lively discussions to make the holiday season extra special…
Interview: Melanie Spanswick
Ahead of her eagerly anticipated presentation at APPC 2024, The Piano Teacher was able to chat with internationally acclaimed and award winning pianist, educator,…
Series Spotlight: The Developing Artist
If you’re on the quest for a piano education that seamlessly weaves technical mastery with artistic expression, look no further than the Developing Artist…
Spooky Sounds for Spooky Season
October is the perfect time to pull out some fun new pieces. And whilst many people are trying to decide which scary movie to…
Group Lessons: Yay or Nay?
Alright, folks, let’s talk piano lessons. Sure, the classic solo gig with a teacher has been the norm, but have you ever considered joining…
Series Spotlight: In Easy Keys
How great would it be if you could explore a whole range of pieces and styles whilst keeping them all within the most simple…
Series Focus: Adult Piano Adventures
Why Adult Piano Adventures? There’s so many methods on the market, what makes Faber Adult Piano Adventures so special? Well for starters it comes…
New and Reviewed – September Ed.
“For far too long, the contributions of Black composers in the piano repertoire have not been brought to the forefront. Despite a persistent wave…