The Database That Changed Repertoire Planning (Ep. 49)
Description
In this episode of The Scrappy Piano Teacher, Jaclyn Mrozek interviews pianist and educator William Perry, creator of the Piano Music Database.
What began as a spreadsheet to help one adult student quickly turned into a tool that’s helping teachers across the country save hours of lesson planning.
William shares how the database was built, how teachers are using it to find repertoire by concept, level, mood, and theme, and why it’s quickly becoming a favorite resource in both private studios and pedagogy classrooms.
The conversation also explores how the tool supports living composers, provides preview recordings, and allows teachers to build custom lists for their students.
The best part...it’s currently free to try during the beta period.
Visit pianomusicdatabase.com to create a free account, and join the Piano Music Database Users group on Facebook to stay connected.
Subscribe at www.scrappypianoteacher.com or send an email to jaclyn@scrappypianoteacher.com to connect with Jaclyn
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