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Site map for practicesheetapp.com
Every page we publish and every section of the home page, with a line describing what you will find there.
Main pages
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- PracticeSheet compared with the tools private teachers actually evaluateMost software sold to music teachers solves the business hour, not the six days between lessons, and that difference decides which tool belongs in your studio.
- PracticeSheet vs My Music StaffMy Music Staff sits in the studio management category, built around running the business of a teaching studio, while PracticeSheet sits in the week between lessons.
- PracticeSheet vs TonaraTonara belongs to the student engagement category, where the practice session itself is the product, while PracticeSheet is the teacher's record of what was assigned and what came back.
- PracticeSheet vs Jackrabbit ClassJackrabbit Class belongs to the class and enrollment management category used by youth activity businesses, while PracticeSheet is built for a private lesson studio of 15 to 50 students.
- Calculators for private music teachersTwo arithmetic problems come up in every studio, one about the rate you charge and one about the practice a date demands, and both are easier to settle with numbers than with instinct.
- Lesson Rate CalculatorWork backwards from the income you need to the rate a single lesson slot has to carry, with tax and studio costs counted rather than assumed away.
- Practice Time PlannerCount the repertoire, divide it by the weeks left and the days a student really practices, and the plan either fits the week or it does not.
- Resources for running a private music studioEverything here is free, built for a working private teacher, and specific enough to use in this week rather than in principle.
- Weekly Practice Assignment SheetA single page you complete in the last two minutes of a lesson that tells a student and a parent exactly what to do on each of the next six days.
Home page sections
- The six days you never see What the gap between lessons costs a studio in lesson time, tuition and renewals.
- How it works Four steps from writing the note at the bench to reading the practice log on Tuesday.
- Features Lesson notes, tempo-based assignments, practice logging, the parent view, repertoire history and the roster.
- Studio results The measured change in practice minutes, teaching hours, parent engagement and withdrawals.
- Teacher reviews Three named studios in California, Michigan and North Carolina, plus the network wide numbers.
- Pricing Studio Solo, Studio Plus and Music School, billed monthly with no per student charge.
- FAQ Six questions on cost, setup time, student data, integrations, cancellation and parent adoption.
- Request a walkthrough The contact form and the direct email address for the studio team.
Legal and policy
- Legal notice Publisher identification for MLJ, SASU, hosting details, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policy Which contact form fields we store, for how long, and how to have them deleted.
- Terms of service Plans, billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability and liability.
Utility pages
- Message received The confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent. Not indexed by search engines.
- Page not found The page served when a link points at something we do not publish. Not indexed by search engines.
Studio Hours, the magazine
- Studio Hours The magazine index, listing all nine articles on running a private music studio in the United States.
- How to Write a Weekly Practice Assignment Students Follow How to write a week of work a young student can follow alone, with targets a parent can check.
- Monthly Tuition, Per Lesson, or Semester Billing for Studios Per lesson, monthly, semester and prepaid tuition compared on cash flow, holidays and attrition.
- Makeup Lesson Policy Mistakes That Cost Studios Teaching Hours The makeup clauses that quietly hand away teaching hours, and the wording that protects the schedule.
- Sheet Music Copyright Rules for Recitals, Copies and Videos What a US teaching studio may copy, arrange, perform and post, and where a license is required.
- A Studio Year Built Around the RCM Certificate Program Exams How a graded exam calendar reshapes repertoire, theory, registration windows and weekly practice.
- Hybrid Music Lessons: What Works Online and What Needs the Room What holds up in a remote lesson, what still needs the room, and how camera placement changes by instrument.
- The Yearly Business Checklist for a Home Music Studio Permits, insurance, sales tax, estimated payments and records, ordered by the month they fall due.
- How to Set a Private Lesson Rate: The Cost Behind Each Hour The arithmetic that turns a target income into an hourly lesson rate you can explain to a family.
- Recital Day Hour by Hour: Load In, Run of Show, Last Bow The recital timeline from the venue walkthrough to the last chair stacked, including the restart protocol.
Machine readable files
- sitemap.xml The XML sitemap listing the six indexable pages for search engines.
- robots.txt The crawl policy for this domain.