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by Gillian Erskine & Paul Myatt
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#21 Look How Far You’ve Come! A Digital Scrapbook Gift for Piano Students
October 29, 2026 · 21 minIt’s the end of the year, and it is so easy to forget how far our students have come. In this episode, Paul shows us a digital scrapbook he made for one of his students, little Hugh. It has photos, videos, a word cloud of his best…
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#20 From False Start to a Thriving Studio in Two Years
October 13, 2026 · 38 minVanessa Munns, a Group Piano University graduate, lives in Beacon, a tiny farming community in the Central Wheat Belt of Western Australia. She drives up to 300km a day to teach. She has rebuilt her studio from scratch - twice - after…
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#19 From Side Hustle to Teaching Full-Time with Groups
September 30, 2026 · 22 minShe was told you can't make a proper job out of teaching piano. She has 80 students. Lorraine lives on Malta - a tiny island in the Mediterranean with a small population. For years she taught piano on the side while holding down a day…
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#18 Start Your Groups in the Space You Already Have
September 16, 2026 · 21 minIt's been a busy few weeks here as Paul and I have been doing pre-enrolment chats with piano teachers for Group Training University. What's surprised me is that so many teachers have done other courses that exist out there on group piano…
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#17 Inside a Professional Group Piano Lesson
September 2, 2026 · 25 minWhat does a great group piano lesson actually look like? In this episode we share a real life group piano lesson in action - stopping along the way to unpack exactly what is happening, why it works, and the activities and teaching tips…
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#16 Inside Scoop: Kawai Shares the Trends Reshaping your Piano Teaching With Warrick Baker, GM of Kawai
August 5, 2026 · 20 minHave you ever lost a student? Maybe they didn’t stop loving music but life just got in the way? In this episode, I spoke with Warrick baker, General Manager of Kawai Australia, when we caught up at Top Music Live. Warrick shares why the…
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#15 Are Adult Students Your Untapped Opportunity? - with Dr. Pamela Pike
July 22, 2026 · 28 minEpisode 15: Are Adult Students Your Untapped Opportunity? - with Dr. Pamela Pike Most piano teachers spend their careers focused on children. But here's a number that might surprise you: In the US, around 77% of potential piano students…
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#14 Blues Made Easy - get cool, get creative (and build valuable music skills without even noticing!) With composer, Mark Matthews
July 8, 2026 · 35 minMark Matthews is a composer, educator, and self-described musical engineer, and he has an unmissable approach to learning the blues; you’ll have to listen to the podcast to find out. In this episode, Mark meets me online from his…
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#13 How to Teach Improvisation in The First Lesson (No Jazz Degree Required)
June 24, 2026 · 15 minWhen you hear the word ‘improvisation’, if you picture one of these smoky dens where these really cool jazz dudes sit in an almost meditative state, playing and improvising with their mates whilst being completely immersed and at one with…
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#12 Every Piano Teacher Needs to Know this Japanese Warm-up Game
June 9, 2026 · 19 minLooking for something engaging, fun, and packed with real musicianship skills to bring into your studio? This episode is a little different - and so much fun! Paul recently ran this traditional Japanese clapping game with a group of…
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#11 What happens when piano students become active music makers? With composer, Elissa Milne
May 27, 2026 · 38 min“Because we have keys [on a piano] we can press, it’s so tempting to turn the keys into a data entry exercise, and to think if we get the data wrong, the calculations will come out wrong. You could play all the wrong notes with the right…
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#10 How Digital Disruption is Rewiring Students' Brains - with Dr. Anita Collins
May 13, 2026 · 26 minThe children sitting in front of you right now have brains that work entirely differently to the way they did just a few years ago. They’re living in a world where information is accessible at all times. In this podcast episode, Anita…
About the show
Helping piano teachers liven up lessons, Gillian Erskine and Paul Myatt explore how piano teaching is evolving for today’s learners. Blending neuroscience, Whole Body Learning, and innovative teaching strategies, this podcast helps teachers create engaging lessons in which students remember what they learn, practise with confidence, and stay with the piano long-term.