Piano is one of the most versatile musical instruments. We can hear it in all sorts of settings, from classical to popular music. Pianists can perform solo recitals, but we can also hear them accompanying soloist, both instrumentalists and singers. Pianos also have a special place in ensembles and orchestras and in jazz combos. And then there’s teaching. Piano lessons are among the most sought-after of all music lessons.
The Instrument
The piano is a remarkable invention and is sometimes even referred to as as the king of instruments. Due to its versatility, composers use it as a tool to help them write music, choir directors use them to help them work with singers, and most places of worship incorporate them into their services. The modern piano has 88 keys (some even a few more), but that was not always the case. In fact, the piano as we know it today is a fairly recent invention, dating back to the 1860s. If you would like to find out more about its development, you can consult the following article.
Our Piano Lessons Curriculum
As Music School 21’s CEO, and a pianist, I have personally carefully devised our piano curriculum. It combines established practices from the greatest pedagogues and recent advancements in music pedagogy. This way, like all of our courses and lessons, piano lessons are truly tailored for the 21st-century musician. Find out more about our packages and pricing options or schedule a free consultation via e-mail or phone.
Adult Students Welcome!
Piano lessons are an exceptional gift for your children, but also for any adult! We have a number of satisfied adult students and we can tailor lessons plans to work around just about any schedule. You can read more about adult lessons in this article. To find your teacher and start your lessons today, please follow this link.