Review: Zoom88 – How to Be Calmer and Improve Your Music Making
It would be easy to say that Zoom88 is a book about using Thought Field Therapy (TFT) as a means to improve musicians' performance anxiety; however, it's about so much…
Annabel Lee Replies: music, art and poetry with a touch of mauve
Do you remember train travel and hanging around in railway stations? Back in 2018, Ruth and Nic Carlyle were eating cheese scones at Birmingham New Street railway station when they…
Studio Communication: A Key to Building Community
It's tempting to start with a trip down memory lane, but suffice to say, after nearly 20 years of teaching privately, the way we communicate with our students and their…
Review: Trinity Piano Syllabus 2021-23
Trinity launched its new Piano Syllabus for 2021-23 on 4th August. The syllabus contains 'more repertoire than ever before' including a selection of pieces from their Young Composer's Competition. As…
Review: Night for Piano Solo (Ola Gjeilo)
Primarily known as a composer of choral music, Noway-born Ola Gjeilo released his third album of solo piano pieces, Night, in 2020. Now living in the US, the album contains…
Online Music Lessons: Who’d Have Thought It?
Over the past five months, both teachers and students have necessarily made the transition to online music lessons. I think we can all agree it’s been a huge learning curve.…
Review: Get Set! Piano – My First Piano Book
Karen Marshall must be one of the few people who has inspired as many teachers as she has students. It is always a pleasure to review her publications because they…
ABRSM Piano Syllabus 2021/22: Publication Review
Alongside my review of the new repertoire selections for the 2021/22 ABRSM Piano Syllabus, the Board have also published a number of other new publications. In this blog post, I…
ABRSM Piano Syllabus 2021/22: Repertoire Review
In addition to a refreshed and more varied repertoire selection, 2021 will see a number of changes to the ABRSM Piano syllabus, including: A new Initial Grade providing a more…
Teaching Diplomas: Does Teaching Experience Help?
As you can imagine, when potential candidates enquire about my online mentoring programme for teaching diplomas, they have a lot of questions on their mind. One of the most frequently…
Beginner Piano Lessons: 3 Essential Ingredients
Beginner piano lessons with a student of any age can be pivotal. They can be 'make or break', so it's no wonder they can make us piano teachers so nervous.…
Mindful Reflection, Before and After the Music Lesson
It’s easy amidst the hustle and bustle of the online world, to feel that as teachers, we're not keeping up. There’s an almost limitless number of things we could teach…
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