What are our piano lessons like?
In-person piano classes for ages 7 years+ & adults
Why Students Love Our Lessons
Do you remember a time when you connected with a song or felt moved by lyrics?
Most people love music--and we have designed our piano programs to grow that love.
The truth is, most people want to learn piano because they were either inspired by a music artist, or they want to be able to play fun songs.
We make that a priority in our studio.
Our piano classes focus on the natural desire people have to express themselves, have fun, and become highly skilled in something that interests them.
That means that students learn to play their favorite songs in 6 months or less.
I'm talking about...
*Star Wars
*Disney Songs
*Hymns
*Songs from the radio
*Movie and Broadway songs
*and more!
Amelia played Jolly Old Saint Nicholas on just her second lesson.
Nathan played a Star Wars song after 5 months.
Rachel played a popular church hymn after 6 months.
Braylon played a song from the Lion King after 3 months.
When they leave class, they are excited to practice at home and play for their family and friends.
They feel confident that they can learn challenging songs and experience the joy music brings.
How is this possible?
Keep reading to find out!
Our Programs
Kids Piano Classes
Kids love learning to play their favorite songs on piano in a fun environment where they can make friends and progress at their own pace.
Adult Piano Class
Are you an adult who wishes you learned to play piano growing up? It's never too late! Our adult class is a comfortable place to start learning the songs you love.
Only $100/month for 60-minute lessons!
Our Unique Accelerated Program
1. Students sight-read by their second lesson
2. Students learn songs at a quicker than average rate
3. Students learn all their music in class, requiring little to no help at home
4. Students make friends and engage with each other, which makes lessons fun!
5. Technology-Assisted Learning helps students to learn musical concepts easier
6. Our unique format can work with busy family schedules that may not leave much time for practice
"I recently switched from private lessons to group lessons. I like that I don't have to have someone watching over my shoulder the whole time. I have also noticed that it has become easier for me to practice at home and I make less mistakes. I am better able to recognize what I need to work on in music without relying on someone to tell me all the time."
Rachel, piano student