This study examines the teaching practices, challenges, and growth of bilingual music teachers in Taichung elementary schools. Using purposive sampling, eight teachers with at least five years of music teaching experience and over one year of bilingual teaching during the 2023 academic year were invited for semi-structured interviews. Data were collected through interviews and analyzed using cross-referencing and inductive methods. Results reveal a focus on stress-free learning and subject knowledge with English as supplementary, employing the CLIL model. Teachers enhanced the curriculum through collaborative lesson planning or community discussions. Key challenges include insufficient bilingual materials, varying student English proficiency, and unequal resources, impacting motivation and learning conditions. Despite these difficulties, teachers improved their English skills, music vocabulary, and teaching strategies, gaining deeper insights into bilingual curriculum positioning.