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The following websites are those I recommend as good places to find useful information online:

Dubrek Studios

Recording, rehearsal, performance space, music shop and cafe serving as Derby's music community hub in the heart of the city

Beate Toyka

A musician, pianist, teacher, and event organiser, with a delight in sharing music with the widest audience possible.

Snug Recording Co.

A recording studio based in Nottingham. Providing advice, skills and facilities to turn your ideas into sounds.Services include music production, voiceovers, audio for video and all sorts of noise-related activity.

The Cross-Eyed Pianist

The Cross-Eyed Pianist is Frances Wilson - pianist, writer, concert reviewer, Blogger and music lover.

Providing a perspective on music from the eyes and ears of a real musician

Piano Dao

Pianodao – The Way of Piano – seeks to inform, encourage and inspire piano players, teachers and students.

Practising the Piano

Graham Fitch maintains an international career as a pianist, teacher, adjudicator, examiner, lecturer, writer and commentator on piano-playing and musical subjects.

Jenny Macmillan

Jenny has a thriving Suzuki piano teaching practice in Cambridge.  She is an ESA teacher trainer and runs her own Suzuki teacher training course.  She has published many articles on various aspects of the Suzuki approach. 

British Kodály Academy

The BKA promotes the advancement of British music education, following the Kodály Approach – musicianship through singing – provides tools to develop fundamentals such as pulse, inner hearing, good tuning and sight reading ability. It’s said to be life-changing!

David Barton Music

Music teacher, researcher, accompanist, arranger and composer based in Litchfield.

Dalcroze UK

Dalcroze UK exists to support and promote the teaching and training methods developed by Emile Jaques-Dalcroze and his pupils: to engage the whole body in the process of musical perception, learning, creativity, and expression.

Mark Goodwin Pianos

Mark is friendly, honest, and trustworthy. He sells second hand Yamaha pianos at the ‘entry’ level of the market (i.e. up to £6K in price) and his pianos have helped many of my pupils to get started. He offers finance deals and a rental scheme which have been a massive help to the families I work with.

Disclosure: I receive a commission for referrals to Mark. But this applies to all piano shops I know of, and if I didn’t endorse his work, I certainly wouldn’t list it here!