Details fade
Fingerings, tempo and small corrections get lost in notebooks, messages and memory.
KEEP THE MUSIC GOING BETWEEN LESSONS
Capture the teaching, set clear practice and see what pupils do at home — so your next lesson begins with context, not catch-up.
Keep your wrists relaxed and count the Minuet steadily. Focus on the first eight bars.
WHAT GETS LOST BETWEEN LESSONS?
You explain the tricky bars, demonstrate the rhythm and set the right practice. But what happens between Monday and next Monday?
Fingerings, tempo and small corrections get lost in notebooks, messages and memory.
They remember which piece to play, but not the specific technique you wanted them to improve.
They want to help at home but don't know what good practice should look like.
The next lesson starts by reconstructing the last one instead of building on it.
Explore a real teaching sequence with sample pupil Maya. Change her practice progress and see what her teacher sees next.
Capture the teaching point, set short tasks and share them while the lesson is fresh.
Focus: confident rhythm in Minuet in G, bars 1–8.
THE DIFFERENCE IT MAKES
Maya arrives. Instead of asking what she remembers, you already have the recap, assigned work and the updates she chose to share. You can focus on what needs teaching next.
×Search for last week's notes
×Ask which tasks were practised
×Repeat forgotten instructions
×Lose time establishing a starting point
Lesson recap and practice in one place
Pupil check-ins at a glance
Optional video to hear the tricky section
Next lesson starts with a clear focus
See the last lesson and recent practice before pupils arrive. Spend more time teaching, less time piecing things together.
Open one simple practice space. Know which bars, technique and exercises to focus on this week.
Understand what has been set and how to encourage practice, without having to interpret a note from memory.
LESS ADMIN. MORE MUSIC.
Save a short recap while it is fresh, with your own wording and teaching resources.
Share manageable tasks and clear instructions — not just the name of a piece.
Optional private clips give you a fuller picture before the next lesson.
See pupils' check-ins and reuse useful tasks as you plan what comes next.
Use your own resources and methods. Pitch & Progress organises the follow-through — it doesn't decide how you teach.
START SMALL, SEE THE DIFFERENCE
One recap, one practice plan and one week of feedback is enough to see whether Pitch & Progress fits your teaching. Free for 30 days, no card needed.
Try free for 30 days
TRANSPARENT PRICING
Try the same core workflow with three pupils for 30 days. Choose a paid plan only when you're ready.
For independent teachers
£14.99 / month
For less than half the value of a typical lesson, keep every pupil’s weekly plan, practice signals and next-lesson context in one place.
For larger rosters
£24.99 / month
For independent teachers with a larger roster who need the same workflow across more pupils and a larger reusable resource library.
Everything you need to know before trying Pitch & Progress with your own pupils.
Create a teacher account and add up to three pupils for 30 days without providing a payment card. After the trial, choose a paid plan if Pitch & Progress is right for you.
No. Your teaching style, repertoire and professional judgement remain yours. The platform keeps your notes, tasks, resources and shared progress together.
No. Pupils access their private practice space using a teacher-controlled code and PIN. The teacher controls what they can see.
Yes. Pupils can optionally share short clips privately with their teacher, subject to the current account limits: five clips per rolling seven days, two minutes per clip and scheduled deletion after 30 days.
Yes. Keep useful tasks, change their instructions and carry them into the next teaching week rather than recreating them.
The Teacher plan is £14.99 per month for up to 25 active pupils. Teacher Plus is £24.99 per month for up to 60 active pupils. Pricing is shown before you subscribe.
START WITH THREE PUPILS
See what changes when the lesson, practice and progress all stay connected. Try it free for 30 days.