How Musicians Use StaffPaper

Thousands of musicians, teachers and students use StaffPaper every day. Here are some of their stories.

"I print practice logs for all 34 of my piano students every week."

The weekly practice log has transformed how my students track their progress. Parents love the clarity.

— Sarah K., Piano Teacher, Chicago

"My songwriting output doubled once I started using the chord progression journal."

Having a dedicated place to document chord ideas — and come back to them later — has been a game changer.

— Marcus T., Songwriter, Nashville

"The sight-reading sheets are the best free resource I have found for my choir auditions."

I print Level 3 and 4 sheets for every audition. Students who practice them consistently read noticeably better.

— David L., Choir Director, Austin

"As a homeschool mom, the kids music paper keeps my three children engaged with music every day."

Each child has their favorite theme — dinosaurs, space, and ocean. They actually ask to do music writing.

— Jennifer M., Homeschool Parent, Portland

"I use the string quartet score paper for all my arranging work. The aligned bar lines save hours."

Professional-grade score paper without the professional price tag. My ensemble performs my arrangements every semester.

— Rachel W., String Coach, Boston

"The flashcards turned my classroom music theory unit from boring to competitive — in a good way."

Students race to identify notes and rhythms. The engagement level is night and day compared to worksheets alone.

— Michael P., Elementary Music Teacher, Denver

"I discovered StaffPaper when preparing for my ABRSM Grade 5 theory exam. Passed with distinction."

The theory worksheets and sight-reading sheets were exactly what I needed. All free — unbelievable.

— Emma R., Music Student, London

"Our band uses the set list planner for every gig. Simple, effective, and the stage plot sketch area is brilliant."

One page that has our set list AND stage layout. Sound engineers love it.

— The Midnight Collective, Band, Toronto