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10 Reasons to Add KeyNotes to Your Music School

Discover how KeyNotes can help you reach more students, grow your piano program, and bring a playful, purposeful and connected approach to piano learning.

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10 Reasons to Add KeyNotes to Your Music School
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Why KeyNotes?

What could group piano bring to your music school?

Group piano can create opportunities to reach more students, make better use of teaching time and offer families something distinctive.

But KeyNotes isn't simply about putting more students into one lesson. The way the curriculum is structured, the way children learn together and the support provided to your teaching team all make a difference.

Our free guide explores ten reasons why KeyNotes could be an exciting addition to your school.

Inside the Guide

Discover what KeyNotes could bring to your school.

The guide explores both the learning experience and the practical opportunities that group piano can create for a music school.

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Reach More Students

Explore how group piano can increase student capacity and create new opportunities within your timetable.

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Enroll Year-Round

Discover how a spiral curriculum supports students joining existing classes at different points in the year.

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Teach Mixed Abilities

See how differentiation allows students to work at different levels while remaining part of one connected class.

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Create a Piano Pathway

Bridge the gap between early years music and piano with programs designed for younger learners.

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Support Your Team

Give teachers curriculum, lesson guidance, resources and training without creating a program from scratch.

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Grow Your Way

Add KeyNotes while retaining your own school identity, teachers, pricing and wider musical vision.

A Different Kind of Group Piano

Learning together means more than being in the same room.

In KeyNotes, students don't simply sit at separate keyboards working through individual material.

Children explore musical ideas, solve problems, create, perform, listen and learn with and from one another. The group itself becomes part of the learning experience.

Connected through music.
Connected through learning.
Connected through the shared experience of playing piano.

Is This Guide for You?

Created for music school and studio owners.

This guide is for owners exploring how group piano could become part of a growing and distinctive music program.

You want to introduce a structured group piano program without developing the curriculum from scratch.
You want to reach more students and expand your school's piano offering.
You want a consistent program that can be delivered across a teaching team.
You want group learning to be genuinely collaborative, creative and musically purposeful.
The KeyNotes Approach

Playful. Purposeful. Connected.

Three ideas at the heart of the KeyNotes learning experience.

Playful.

Curiosity, imagination and active musical experiences invite children into learning.

Purposeful.

Every activity connects to musical understanding, skill development and progression.

Connected.

Students learn through shared musical experiences, interaction and collaboration with others.

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Could KeyNotes be the right next step for your music school?

Discover ten reasons to take a closer look at KeyNotes and explore what a playful, purposeful and connected group piano program could bring to your school.

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Playful. • Purposeful. • Connected.