Piano Lessons FAQ
Q. What is the recommended age at which to start piano lessons?
A. The recommended age is 5 years. However, it is never too late to start learning and enjoying piano. We have students as young as 4 years old and as mature as 60.
Q. We want to try piano lessons. Do we need to buy a piano right away?
A. No. At the beginning you can rent or buy a keyboard.The most important thing to know when renting or purchasing a keyboard is it that it must have full size keys (each individual key should be the same size as an individual piano key) and it must be touch sensitive (if you hit the key hard it makes a loud sound, if you hit it softly, it makes a soft sound). It is best to get a keyboard with at least 60 keys so that you don’t outgrow it too quickly (a regular piano has 88 keys).
Q. Is there group classes available?
A. Yes. We have a kind called 'form your own group class' where you can find one other student to form a semi-private 2 persons class or 3-4 persons (depending on current school student's registration.
Piano Lessons (age 4+)
Our piano/keyboard lessons cater to a wide age range, starting from 4 years old and up. With RCM-certified and university degree-trained instructors, we ensure that your learning experience aligns with your musical interests and sparks your creativity. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, we have lessons tailored to your skill level. Progress is individualized for each student, offering maximum attention and advancement. Our teachers are dedicated to helping you learn piano songs that ignite your passion, so don't hesitate to share your preferred music style! We employ a blend of Faber and Faber, Piano Adventures, and RCM curriculum. Beginner lessons focus on piano fundamentals, including reading notes, understanding rhythms, playing scales, mastering basic chords, and other tools essential for playing any music style. This approach is an excellent introduction for young children eager to experience the joy of playing. Our intermediate lessons build on these foundations to elevate students to the next level. Styles: Our lessons encourage exploration of various music styles, ranging from classical to jazz, blues, and rock." |
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