PPP 368: Three Questions I Ask (almost) Every Student At (almost) Every Lesson
In this episode, Shelly discusses three open-ended questions she regularly asks her piano students to enhance their learning experience. These questions are designed to empower students to analyze their performances, take ownership of their practice strategies, and decide the progression of their pieces. Learn more at www.PianoParentPodcast.com/368
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PPP 367: I Don't Know What to Practice!
Getting your kid to the piano to practice and them knowing what to practice are two very different things. On today's show we'll talk about.... • How to build a strong habit of practice • The "practice sandwich" technique: fun → challenge → fun • Interleaved / goal‑oriented practice strategies • Why ugly practice is still practice • Motivation tools: incentives, "eat the frog," and more • The PIANOVEMBER Practice Challenge (join us!) Learn more at www.PianoParentPodcast.com/367
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PPP 366: Human Nature Delays
Human Nature Delays (and How Piano Parents & Students Can Overcome Them) Join me as I explore why we often intend to practice or start something important—but delay instead. We'll talk about the intention‑action gap, share stories of what that feels like, and give you concrete, doable strategies for piano students and their parents. Learn more at www.PianoParentPodcast.com/366
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PPP 365: Mr. Michael's Music Maker Manual, an interview with author, Michael Hemsworth
In this episode of the Piano Parent Podcast, host Shelly Davis chats with Michael Hemsworth, author, educator, and founder of New Songs Music School in California. Michael shares his journey from piano kid to leading a music school with over 1,300 students, and reveals the heart behind his new book, "Mr. Michael's Music Maker Manual: A Guide for Growing Creative Children." They discuss the power of nurturing creativity, why every child's musical path is unique, and how parents can be strong advocates in their child's artistic journey. Learn more about Michael's book at newsongsmusic.com/manual Visit PianoParentPodcast.com/365
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PPP 364: Why Playing Games with Your Piano Kid Matters More Than You Might Think
Screens are convenient, but they don't build relationships. In this episode, we explore the overlooked value of playing physical games with your piano kid—games that boost memory, spark laughter, and strengthen your connection (without feeling like practice). In this episode, Shelly explores the power of playing physical games with your piano kid—and why face-to-face interaction beats screen time every time. Learn how simple card games help your child develop memory, strategy, confidence, and communication. Plus, hear about her new music theory card game, Music Alphabet GARBAGE, launching on Kickstarter July 1st! You'll learn: Why physical play matters in personal development How games build trust and family connection Ways to use games in restaurants, home practice, and family time 🎉 Plus, I introduce Music Alphabet GARBAGE, my brand-new card game launching July 1st on Kickstarter! Learn how to turn music theory into your next favorite family game. 🔍 Learn More Here: www.PianoParentPodcast.com/364 🔔 Follow the game here: Music Alphabet GARBAGE Kickstarter Campaign
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