Piano Lessons
Students 6 years – AdultÂ
30, 40 or 50-Minute Lessons
Learn beginning to intermediate piano technique and repertoire during individual lessons.
Books and Materials – Piano students will need to initially purchase a set of books (unless already using a series) and again as they progress to each new level. Â Students are also encouraged to bring songs of their own choice they would like to learn.
Guidelines
Students:
- have a keyboard at home for practice, preferably a piano.
- bring enthusiasm and energy to the keyboard during the lesson and at home during practice.
- use patience when learning new skills and ask questions during the lessons to help with understanding.
- practice at home 5 days a week between lessons: *10-15 minutes a day for Preparatory Levels; 20 minutes a day for Level 1A; and at least 25 minutes a day for Level 1B and higher. Â Students may break up practice time into segments of 5 to 10 minutes at a time to allow for greater concentration.
- keep the piano book out and open on the keyboard at home.
- choose opportunities to practice when they have a lot of energy and good concentration without interferences.
Parents:
- sit nearby the youngest students during practice times to help him/her not feel isolated.
Scheduling lessons is done on a first-come, first-served basis.  All lessons take place Mon-Wed between 2:45-6:45 PM and Saturday 10:30-2:30 PM.  Please Contact Miss Peggy for available times and registration information and policies.
“Students of the arts continue to outperform their non-arts peers on the SAT, according to reports by the College Entrance Examination Board.â€Â  Source:The College Board, Profile of College-Bound Seniors National Report for 2006; http://www.collegeboard.com
Hello I’m interest in taking piano lessons on Saturdays. I’m am adult looking to learn how to play. I have a great passion for music but never got the opportunity as a kid to take lessons. Better late then never. Thank you !