Pedagogy
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by Michael Gumley

Are you doing any of these 3 lesson deal-breakers?

by Andrew Eales

If students aren't practising, is the teacher to blame?

by Emily Laney

We’ve spoken with teacher Janna Williamson about her favourite music lesson planning tips to set students up for the best possible experiences and outcomes. (Also strong planning is key to not be eaten alive by your preschool students!) With these lesson planning tips from Janna, you can focus on being calm and present and avoid ... How to Prep for Your Best Music Lessons Yet with Janna Williamson

by Tim Fletcher

Why is a recital so nerve-wracking?

by Erin Parkes

What is a teacher to do in those 'I've had it!' moments

by Rebecca Reid

Review & comparison of Music Teacher Startup course

Plans & Pricing

by Tim Jorge

Get the insights to improve your performance confidence!

by Nick Ambrosino

What is the end goal? How do we know if we've arrived?

by Kristen Smith

Should theory games earn a place in your lesson planning?

by Nicole Douglas

TopMusicPro celebrates 5 years of service to the music teaching community

by Sarah Buckley

5 Surprising Ways to Grow Practice Motivation Have you ever felt like a lone wolf in the practice room? Or like the repertoire you’re playing didn’t really connect with the rest of your daily life? If we have felt it, no doubt our students have too. I think these feelings are 2 big reasons students ... 5 Surprising Ways to Grow Practice Motivation

by Courtenay Ennis

A year ago, many teachers were just hearing about Zoom for the first time. Zoom is a great videoconferencing app, and most music teachers and students are now familiar with it, making it a great low-barrier option. Zoom also recently upgraded it’s audio capabilities in September 2020, making it an even better tool for online ... Improving Audio for Online Music Lessons with Cleanfeed