A thought-provoking and practical book that brings current research into the hands of instrumental teachers at every stage of their journey.

A review of The Piano Player: Anime, a new collection of 19 piano arrangements from much-loved Japanese anime soundtracks.

Does the new ABRSM Piano Syllabus 2027-28 successfully balance tradition, trend and musical development?

A reflective look at the new LCME Piano Syllabus 2026, exploring the publications, repertoire selections, and my favourite discoveries from Grades 1-8.

An expanding series of beautiful volumes - affordable and accessible - offering a timeless treasure trove of piano music.

With a warm sense of carefree playfulness, Piano Tales for Winnie-the-Pooh is another triumph for Nikki Iles.

A musically vibrant and fresh edition of Mel Bonis’ Sonata for Flute & Piano, and one that has more than justified its place on my shelves.

Peaceful Piano Solos: Musicals is a really lovely collection which invites you to relax at the piano while reconnecting with favourite songs from across the musical theatre repertoire.

A review of Advanced Flute Repertoire Grades 7–8 Level from Edition Peters, a collection of 18 advanced works for flute and piano and solo flute.

A carefully curated and refreshingly diverse piano collection for Grade 5+ players, Music We Might Have Played offers not only engaging repertoire but a genuine gateway to further musical discovery.

A quick-take review of Bluey: First Ever Piano Book, exploring how this playful resource invites young beginners to discover the piano through curiosity, imagination, and shared music-making.

A closer look at ABRSM’s Jazz Piano Solo Pieces Grades 6–8 from (2026) - a useful new collection with a few important caveats for teachers and players.