Do you have students you can’t keep a steady beat or have trouble with rhythm? Do you want your students to internalize music so they really feel it and can project it to others? You need Dalcroze Eurhythmics!

Today’s guest, Anthony Molinaro, actually took Dalcroze Eurhythmics classes starting at age 5 where he grew up in Pittsburgh. Now he uses the philosophy as a general music teacher in public schools and also teaches at Interlochen Summer Arts Camp.

In this episode, you’ll hear about the power of Eurhythmics and how to apply it with your own students to help foster their musicianship in an experiential and fun way!

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Related episode: Episode 4 The Way Movement Unlocks Musicality w/ David Frego

Do you want people to recognize your studio name around town? Have you thought about ways to get name recognition? Wouldn’t it be great if people searched for piano lessons in your area, and when they saw your website they immediately recognized it and said, “Oh, yea, let’s check them out!” In today’s very short episode, I share some fairly inexpensive ways to get brand recognition, and a fun success story, too!

Related episode: Episode 5 - The Way to Get More Students From Your Website

I was interviewed by Rachel Ehring of the Topmusic Piano Podcast. The show is about creative resources, trends in piano pedagogy, and ways to grow your income. I share my journey from solo teaching to managing a team of instructors, detailing the challenges and rewards of expanding my studio. We discuss the innovative Benchmark Program for tracking student progress, strategies for building community through recitals and group classes, and tips for teachers considering a similar path. I also reveal upcoming projects, including a no-practice-required group class and my ongoing work with the American Eurhythmics Society.

Topmusic Piano Podcast