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The resource library
Find what your next lesson needs.
Browse more than 70 studio-tested downloads and teaching tools by subject. Free and premium resources live together, with practical guidance to help you choose what will actually work.
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TH25 resources
Music theory
Note reading, rhythm, intervals, scales, chords, harmony, and analysis from first lessons through advanced study.
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HI13 resources
Music history
Musical eras, composers, required listening, study charts, and tools that make historical context memorable.
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TC5 resources
Piano technique
Scales, chords, sight reading, ear work, and practical tools that help technique become usable fluency.
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GM13 resources
Printable piano games
Low-prep games and activities that turn repetition into focused practice students want to repeat.
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PL11 resources
Practice & planners
Practice challenges, motivation tools, lesson planning, studio systems, and support for the work between lessons.
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02 · USE
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Resources are designed and tested studio-side, with plain descriptions of what each one is for.
03 · UNDERSTAND
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Related explanations, tutorials, and teaching notes help you adapt an idea when a student needs another route in.
Featured resource centre
Make music history teachable.
Browse free Level 9 and 10 worksheets, composer charts, era comparisons, required-listening tools, and the complete overview workbook.
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