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The first years of piano lessons for the average-age beginner can be filled with wonder, excitement, music making, and growth. The elementary concepts and skills learned in the first years lay the foundation for future advancement and success as a musician and pianist. Therefore, the wise teacher plans engaging weekly lessons, using key pedagogical strategies and activities to prepare the child for success in lessons, practice, and performance.
Join and connect with fellow piano educators as we explore practical strategies for teaching the beginning piano student. Led by Craig Sale, Senior Editor for Piano Magazine and Director of Online Courses for The Frances Clark Center, this three-part discussion series is designed to encourage conversation, reflection, and the exchange of ideas among piano educators at every stage of their careers. It is based on The Beginner Course: Establishing Strong Foundations for Young Pianists from The Frances Clark Center.