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In the first article, we talked about using multimedia to foster creativity and motivate your students. (If you missed it, click here.)...

Despite music being a creative endeavor, teachers often get stuck in a monotonous routine of doing the same things the same way all the...

Dr. Julie Knerr (left) teaches piano at her home studio in Windsor, Connecticut. She holds degrees in piano performance and piano...

A Guest Post by Joy Morin of ColorInMyPiano.com Click here for Joy's biography. If you are like me, you probably wear many hats: teaching...

Dr. Michelle Conda is the Head of the Keyboard Division and Coordinator of Secondary Piano and Piano Pedagogy and Professor of Piano at...

Amy Rose Immerman is one of Cincinnati’s most active and well-known piano teachers. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a...

Left: Houghton, Samuel G. (1938) The Music Album: a “stamp album” to collect and record your musical experiences and memories. New York:...

In the past few issues, Clavier Companion has released a series entitled “The Future of Piano Teaching.” While this is an open–ended and...

1. You know you’re a music teacher if it’s totally normal to play Christmas music in October. 2. You know you’re a music teacher if you...

Suggestions for Summer Reading OK, I admit it—one of my weaknesses is reading. I love to read! Unfortunately, my nose is often buried...