New and Reviewed – March Edition.
byThérèse Wahl runs a bustling home studio in Launceston, Tasmania. She believes in making music a natural and integral part of homelife where every…
Repertoire Ideas
Articles on repertoire and new music for piano teaching
“Her Music, Her Legacy: Celebrating Women’s History Month with Sheet Music Books by Female Trailblazers”
byMarch is Women’s History Month, so we’re celebrating the creativity, skill, and passion of female composers by shining a spotlight on sheet music books…
New and Reviewed – February Edition.
byAshley is a piano teacher and healthcare storyteller from Sydney. She is passionate about collectingmusical stories, using them to make her lessons memorable, and…
The Ultimate Christmas Book Review Corner
byOver the years, we’ve gathered a whole host of reviews of fantastic Christmas sheet music collections, so this year we decided to tie them…
New And Reviewed – November Edition
byFelicity Moran Felicity is a piano/instrumental teacher and band conductor from Northern NSW who is passionate about making quality music education experiences accessible at…
Spooky Tunes for Piano
byAs we start preparing our best costumes and deciding what snacks to eat for our 126th viewing of Hocus Pocus (with a bonus viewing…
HANON – Beyond the Score
byIntegrating healthy technique for the modern piano student
Keybop!
byElla Garrood interviewed Jason Sifford about his Beware the Jabberwock book in 2019 and it was one of our favourite and most popular interviews….
The Easiest Easy Piano Songs
byPlay your favourite songs in the easiest of arrangements! Enjoy pop hits, Broadway showstoppers, movie themes, jazz standards, folk tunes, and classical melodies presented…
The Day I Met Phillip
byMARY ASHENDEN has taught piano for over 20 years, as well as having taught classroom language and music at high school in Adelaide. Her…
Twice As Much Fun! The Exploring Series: Duets
byWhen I started designing the Exploring series, I made a wish list of all the things I wanted these books to offer. I proposed…
I WANT TO PLAY THAT!
byDo you have students who like to get on the exam elevator and jump from one level to the next? That can cause some…