Resources
Helping a child on their musical journey isn’t always straightforward. We’re here with practical ideas and thoughtful guidance to make practice clearer, calmer and more rewarding.
Why learning music matters even more in the age of AI
If AI can make music in seconds, why spend years learning an instrument? The answer lies in the patience, creativity and joy we develop through making music ourselves.
Eight ways to help your child learn an instrument
Eight practical ways to support a child learning an instrument—from making practice easier to begin and following the teacher’s guidance to noticing effort, building resilience and exploring music together.
Pip’s approach to technology and screen time
Pip uses technology to make music practice clearer, calmer and more consistent—then gets out of the way. Here are the principles guiding its approach to screen time, rewards, responsibility, community and privacy.
Why learning music isn't (just) about learning music
Learning an instrument gives children more than musical skill. Through practice, they develop patience, concentration, resilience and self-belief—and can build a relationship with music that enriches the rest of their lives.
Helping your child climb the mountain
A music teacher can guide the way, but most of a child’s musical journey happens between lessons. Parents help children keep going until playing becomes something they genuinely love.