by megustaelpiano | May 29, 2026 | Ideas for piano lessons, Improvisation, PIANO IMPROV KEYS, Piano Methods, Piano Patterns in Harmony, Resources for piano teachers |
Today I am delighted to share a new project that has been taking shape for quite some time: Piano Improv Keys. This idea emerged naturally through my work as a teacher. Over the years, I have seen many pianists view improvisation as something distant or unattainable....
by megustaelpiano | Nov 7, 2019 | Ideas for piano lessons, Piano Methods, Piano Repertoire, Resources for piano teachers |
Today is a very exciting day for me because a project comes to light in which I have been working with great enthusiasm for several months. It’s called Piano Notebook. In this post, I’ll briefly describe what this idea consists of and I’ll explain in more detail the...
by Me Gusta el Piano | Sep 3, 2019 | Ideas for piano lessons, Resources for piano teachers, Teaching by rote |
The following post has been written by the pianist and pedagogue Anne Katherine Davis. You can find more information about her at the bottom of the post: Here’s some of my routine when introducing a new rote piece (I call it a “pattern piece” in...
by Me Gusta el Piano | Feb 9, 2018 | Piano Repertoire |
I have been meaning to write down a post about the American composer Robert D. Vandall for a while. He has composed more than 400 pieces for piano, specially aimed for the first few years of piano learning. Today, 9th of February 2018 is his death anniversary, so this...