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Piano lessons

Piano is where most of our students start, and where many of them stay. Lessons mix real pieces you want to play with reading, technique and a little improvising, so practice at home feels like playing, not homework.

Piano is where most of our students start, and where many of them stay. Lessons mix real pieces you want to play with reading, technique and a little improvising, so practice at home feels like playing, not homework.

Ages 5 to 84

30, 45 or 60 min

$140/mo

Clara Jensen

Every student gets a written practice plan after each lesson. Over the first year, most students learn to:

  • Read treble and bass clef with confidence

  • Play with both hands, steady rhythm and good posture

  • Learn chords well enough to accompany a song

  • Prepare two pieces for our winter or spring recital

Adults can focus on the music they love, from Bach to film scores to jazz standards.

Do we need a piano at home?

A digital piano with 88 weighted keys is perfect for the first years. We are happy to help you choose one.

What age is right to start?

Around five for most children. Younger kids start in Early Music, our class for ages 4 to 6.

Can adults start from zero?

Yes. About a third of our piano students are adults, and our oldest beginner started at 79.

Free trial lesson

Try a 30-minute lesson on us.

Then from

$140/mo

Same teacher every week

Written practice plan

Both recitals included

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