Looking for a simple way to make review activities a bit more fun? Today I am sharing a "2 Minute Teaching Tip" video featuring a few creative ways to use dice in your lessons.
Interested? Click "read more" to watch the video!
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Looking for a simple way to make review activities a bit more fun? Today I am sharing a "2 Minute Teaching Tip" video featuring a few creative ways to use dice in your lessons. Interested? Click "read more" to watch the video!
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 Looking for fresh holiday music?
A few of my favorite arrangements from the "Medley Magic" and "A Rockin' Christmas" collections are now available as singles! Unlimited studio licenses for these pieces are also on sale for $5 for a limited time. Read on for more details about these unique holiday arrangements!  It was an exciting week here in the Ricker household, as we celebrated not one, but two birthdays!
Before we kick off a weekend of birthday fun, I wanted to share a free lead sheet activity that is a "must-have" for your studio. "Happy Birthday" is a song that I think every student should be able to play on command, and today I am sharing a lead sheet in an easy-to-sing key that can be customized for students at any level. Interested? Click "read more" to get your free copy of the "Happy Birthday" lead sheet!  Most of us teachers have come up with little tricks over the years for introducing certain concepts to our students! Today I am sharing a "2 Minute Teaching Tip" video for how (and when) I introduce the concept of wrist lifts to my students. Interested? Click "read more" to watch the video!  A few months ago I did a post of my top 5 video game arrangements for beginners. Today, I am sharing another list: my top 5 lyrical video game arrangements!
These are lovely, lyrical pieces from my students' favorite video games that I feel work especially well for the piano. I have found that these pieces have special appeal to my teen and ‘tween students of all levels! Curious to see what’s on my list? Read on for more! |
AuthorChrissy Ricker is a pianist, teacher, and composer from North Carolina. These are her thoughts on teaching, composing, and all things music. Looking for teaching ideas related to a specific topic? Use the "search" feature or scroll down to see blog posts organized by category!
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