12 of Amy's summertime favorites.

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Amy chats with piano teachers Abby Maser and Nicole Douglas during the first-ever Piano Pantry Retreat.

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In today's world, ideas come to us more frequently than we go searching for them. How can we avoid letting ourselves go down a rabbit hole whenever we come across the latest and greatest?

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Organization tips for cleaning up your computer’s desktop space and a free download of 12 desktop backgrounds.

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Organizing, keeping, and maintaining, a waiting list; I hope my hard lessons will be ones you can avoid!

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Adding a video element to your end-of-year evaluations can be a simple, effective, and wow-inducing approach to displaying student progress.

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Teacher Jonathan Roberts, director of the South Shore Piano School in Boston shares his experiences with the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) as an examiner, mentor, and US representative. We also discuss the impact of the RCM’s Music Lights the Way campaign, which gifted over 400,000 books to 20,000 teachers in the US and Canada from the new 6th edition of the series. The campaign includes an incredible new festival and competition as well.

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Spring is a season of rejuvenation and renewal, so why not re-energize by giving your studio a good spring cleaning and physical overhaul? We’re not talking about your everyday dusting and sweeping here, people. It’s time to go deep. Deep cleaning that is. 

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Five things we can do (outside of time off or vacation) to help us feel grounded and reset. That is, an extra breath of fresh air when down, a boost of energy when worn out, or a shot of inspiration when creatively dry.

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Three formats we can use for our studio recital programs: print, digital, and verbal. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of each format and consider some good resources to help you.

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