Piano Lessons

Is your child interested in learning an instrument?  Would you like for them to broaden their horizons or open a new door to potential talent or passion?  Have you yourself always wanted to play the piano, but never stuck with it, or never taken lessons to before?  Is there an old piano collecting dust in your home that no one ever plays?  Are you hesitating to purchase an expensive instrument?

Piano is the PERFECT instrument to learn for a foundation in ANY musical pursuit.  There is a reason keyboarding is a requirement for any college music major, regardless of whether they play the oboe, cello or sing opera: it is a UNIVERSAL skill of musicianship.  The course of instruction that is taught in Revere will lay the essential building blocks you or your child will need to achieve mastery in music.  Many people hesitate to purchase an expensive instrument for a child who may not stick with it long enough to make it worth the money.  Fortunately, very inexpensive keyboards can be found just about anywhere, and are a great way to test the waters and see if you or your child has an affinity for music!  The theory and technique you will learn can and will ACCELERATE your learning in any other instrument you may choose to learn in the future.

Every student is trained with a classical approach that includes music theory, reading sheet music, and growing recognition in classical piano pieces; while also simultaneously learning how to play by chords and by ear recognition.  This approach is set so as to not limit the student to the notes on the page but give them versatility as musicians.

Don't hesitate to jump start yours or your child's music education now!  

Revere charges half of the cost for professional piano lessons in the Piedmont. Contact us today!

Prices

*Beginner to Intermediate Piano -

• 30 minute lesson for $15.00
• 60 minute lesson for $25.00
• Plus the cost of piano course book, this includes additional instruction in theory & technique.
• Also a three-ring binder for additional music, lessons, and homework.  Clear plastic sleeves are suggested to protect pages but not required.