I’ve broken a finger on my hand. An annoying setback, yes, but not the end of the world. This post is meant to support pianists who find themselves in this situation, as well as...
Teaching Piano for One Hand: Repertoire and Ideas
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Exploring the Dorian Mode
If you follow us on Instagram, you’ll already know that at megustaelpiano we’ve been celebrating Dorian Week to mark the publication of two of my pieces written in this mode,...
Concept Collections by Nicola Cantan
Today, I’d like to tell you about the Concept Collections books, edited and published by Vibrant Music Teaching, the pedagogical project led by Nicola Cantan. These books are...
Resources for learning to improvise on the piano
Learning to improvise on the piano is a fundamental activity with great benefits, both for piano teachers and for students. In this post, I want to share the resources (books,...
The Art of Piano Education Awards 2025
On May 12th, the award ceremony for The Art of Piano Education Awards took place, where my online course Piano Patterns in Harmony was honored as Best Digital Resource of the...
Melodic Explorations by Giulio Pietropaolo
A few months ago, I started a series of posts about my favorite repertoire books, the ones I use most in my piano lessons. The book I've chosen for today’s post is actually a...
Interviewing Garreth Brooke
For those who don’t know today’s guest, Garreth Brooke is a British-German pianist and composer. In addition to publishing and composing (I highly recommend following his music...
12 Variations on Diversion 12
Mastering a piece and performing it as the composer wrote it is a key part of a pianist's training, but it is not the only thing we should work on with the students. As Forrest...
Twelve Preludes by Timothy Brown
I begin this series of posts about my favorite piano books, the ones I use the most in class with my students, the ones I consider essential in my library. These are books that...