Learning to play the piano is often seen as a life-long pursuit—one that can bring joy, fulfilment, and a deeper connection to music. Whether you’re
Do you have a thorough understanding of the language of music? I find increasingly that I inherit students who do not, and I can see
Rediscovering the Piano: Why So Many Adults Return to the Piano and Find New Joy I love teaching the piano and I enjoy being part
If you are a regular reader of my blog, you will know that this topic is something I have spoken and written about often,
Discovering Your ‘Why’ in Piano Playing: A Path to Passion and Purpose As the new academic year
It’s All in The Details-Following the Score It remains a great mystery to me why so many students don’t pay attention to performance instructions
There are so many benefits to be gained from attending a piano masterclass both as a performer and as an observer. Performing in a masterclass
If there is one thing which I find really frustrating as a piano teacher (and yes, it is okay to admit that!), it is the
This week I turned 60 years old, which means I have been playing the piano for around 54 years and teaching piano for almost 40
