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.

A review of Puppet Theatre by Jakub Metelka – 20 imaginative miniatures for students and recitals.

Review of Angeline Bell’s My Forest Notebook – 15 lyrical piano solos for intermediate players, inspired by woodland and trees.

Alexis Ffrench’s Classical Soul Vol. 1 offers piano music that speaks straight to the heart. In this in-depth review, discover why this expressive collection is already a favourite among pianists and teachers.

The Willis Student Recital Collection is a beautifully curated anthology of 40 piano pieces for Grades 1–6, offering an inspiring alternative to familiar repertoire.

Rediscovered Gems for Piano Solo by Florence Price offers 20 previously unpublished works, showcasing her versatility across styles.

A joyful and wide-ranging collection of piano duets, reflecting the shared music-making that has long been at the heart of my own teaching.

My Seaside Notebook offers a varied selection of styles to delight and amuse, each piece laden with character and panache.

A rich and refreshing collection of graded repertoire, these anthologies offer far more than exam preparation, bringing together a wealth of inspiring music for both teachers and advancing pianists.

A review of the ABRSM Piano Syllabus 2025–2026, exploring its diverse repertoire and the wider questions it raises about the purpose of piano exams today.

A stunning collector’s edition filled with magical piano arrangements from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.