A Blog for Our Community

What do you charge for your teaching? If you want to take a fresh look at your tuition model, join us on Wednesday for an online discussion about this most important subject.

Are you feeling the urge to refresh your music studio? Here are a few ways to make your music teaching space feel clean and organized.

On our Duet Partner Facebook Group, we recently asked our teachers if they have additional instruments in their home, besides their primary one. From the comments, it seems that music teachers like instruments almost as much as they like music!

Here are the instruments that were listed by our followers:

Grand pianos, digital keyboards, Celtic harps, recorders, flutes, violins, bagpipe, guitars, ukeleles, xylophones, drums, tambourines, kazoos, upright pianos and cellos.

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In the summer months, scheduling music lessons flexibly is possible. How do you want to schedule your summer music lessons?

Summer travel is almost here. Here are some tips for traveling with an instrument that you might share with your students.