The Art of Keeping Music Theory Fun and Engaging
By Kristen Smith | Blog
Should theory games earn a place in your lesson planning?
By Kristen Smith | Blog
Should theory games earn a place in your lesson planning?
By Tim Topham | Admin Page
What is the best way to teach beginner piano students and to inspire, engage and motivate them in their first lesson? Is it through opening
By Tim Topham | Admin Page
If you've decided to embrace teaching pop in your studio in the last few years, well done! (If you haven't, then keep reading as I'm determined
By Tim Topham | Admin Page
Here are 27 easy chord progressions to inspire your students.
By Allison Gruenenfelder | Members
This growth-mindset teacher has gone from part-time to building her dream studio
By Nicole Douglas | Members
TopMusicPro celebrates 5 years of service to the music teaching community
By Sarah Buckley | Deliberate Practice
5 Surprising Ways to Grow Practice Motivation Have you ever felt like a lone wolf in the practice room? Or like the repertoire you’re
By Courtenay Ennis | Online Teaching
A year ago, many teachers were just hearing about Zoom for the first time. Zoom is a great videoconferencing app, and most music teachers
By Nick Ambrosino | Practice & Motivation
Is Chariots of Fire running through your mind as you contemplate work that is never finished?
By Dave Simon | Studio Business
Learn the 3 mindsets of studio owners and find which type you are!
When you incorporate jazz modes early on in piano lessons, your students get this surprising benefit that's missing with basic scale work.
By Emily Laney | Online Teaching
Put the joy back in your music teaching space by tidying up for online lessons!