Technology Archives - TopMusic.co

by Courtenay Ennis

A year ago, many teachers were just hearing about Zoom for the first time. Zoom is a great videoconferencing app, and most music teachers and students are now familiar with it, making it a great low-barrier option. Zoom also recently upgraded it’s audio capabilities in September 2020, making it an even better tool for online ... Improving Audio for Online Music Lessons with Cleanfeed

by Nick Voorhees

Set up your recording studio from A to Z with this comprehensive list, including starter budget options.

by Emily Laney

Here's an expert roundup for resources on teaching online during COVID-19

by Tim Topham

If you had $100m to spend on designing, constructing and fitting out a dream music teaching empire, what would it look like? Philip Johnston is one of music education’s best-known writers and lateral thinkers, pianist, and composer. Aside from being a musical genius, Philip also holds black belts in three different martial arts and runs ... TC181: Inside Philip Johnston’s $100m Dream Music Teaching Empire

by Tonara

Find more time by using Tonara in your piano studio

by Rob Hampton

Save on paper, save on time and save money.

Plans & Pricing

by Tim Topham

Today's free download isn't to be missed.

by Tim Topham

Could you do with a few extra hours a week?

by Tonara

Here's an app that you can use to aid your teaching.

by Fraser Myers

Have your students print out a score of their very own compositions.

by Tim Topham

Teaching online could open up so many opportunities for you to work different hours, make more money and reach students you couldn’t otherwise. Whether you want to teach on YouTube, Skype or Facetime my guest today can definitely give you some great tips. Josh Wright has been taught by an amazing pedigree of teachers and ... CPTP139: How to Teach on YouTube and Skype with Josh Wright