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Hello, readers!

Just a quick post today. I recently gave a podcast appearance on the Piano Pantry Podcast hosted by my colleague and friend, Amy Chaplin. You might enjoy our friendly, personal chat about my teaching journey, blog, retreats, self-published resources, Notion workshops, and more. Especially if you are new around here, you might enjoy getting to k...


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Dear readers,

From my family to yours, here’s wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year! I consider it a pleasure and honor to get to write and publish about piano teaching (my favorite topic!) here on my blog, and I’m grateful for your interest and connection. I’m looking forward to continuing this joyful work in 2026 and beyond!

T...


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Have you ever held a themed recital with your piano students? Whether you’re planning your very first studio event or your fiftieth, adding a creative theme can transform a standard recital into something unique. Themes can add an extra spark of excitement, inspire your students, and help families create lasting memories.

This guide presents over 50...


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Just a Quick Note

Hello readers,

Just a quick hello today to let you know that the music snowflake Christmas ornaments I ordered from Amazon for my students are back in stock! View them here.

Also, if you’ve been eyeing a Yoto player (read


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This Teacher Feature spotlights my local piano teacher colleague and friend, Alexandra Schock. In this interview, Alex shares about the themed recitals she hosts featuring her piano students each spring. Inspired by her approach after meeting her three years ago, I’ve experimented with themed recitals of my own (see


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