Piano Lessons Cobb County, GA

Instruments: Piano, Keyboard

I completed two Master of Music degrees: the first from Fu-Jen University in Taiwan and the second from New York University, where I received a full-time graduate assistantship as an adjunct piano instructor. Furthermore, I recently obtained my DMA degree from Louisiana State University by receiving full-time assistantship as an accompanist. I’ve had the opportunity to perform in the United States, Taiwan, Europe. I’m looking forward to passing my performing experience to the next generation. 
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Instruments: Piano, Flute, Ukulele, Recorder, Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar

Every student requires a unique sale of teaching. For beginning students, I usually start with a full overview of the instrument they have chosen. This includes providing the student with a fingering chart as well as a beginner's book. For intermediate or advanced students, I typically assess their abilities before beginning with any lessons. No matter the student's skill level, I always stress the need to develop a consistent practice schedule outside of lesson time. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer

I am a music instructor that loves working with students that really want to learn the art form and language of music. I have been a military musician most of my career, but have also had the opportunity to perform with work with world class musicians all over the world. I am currently working on my BA in Music, but I have studied music at Michigan State University, Bellarmine University, The Army School of Music, and the Navy School of Music. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Trombone, Organ, Music

I absolutely love teaching the piano. I've taught kindergarten level students all the way up to 72 year olds. I've been teaching the piano for 7 years. During this time I've taught over 271 students how to play the piano, and over 500 students music theory. It's my goal to make sure that you reach the level of success on the piano that you desire. In fact, it was for this purpose that I was hired by a music school. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Djembe, Acoustic Guitar

If a student comes in knowing absolutely nothing about music, I will start with teaching basic music theory. Extensive knowledge of music theory is not essential, but a basic grasp will make the learning process much smoother. From there - for stringed instruments - we'll move onto hand conditioning. Musicians use muscles that everyday people do not (also, playing guitar hurts until you fingers calluses). Then, we move onto chord shapes and eventually we'll learn full songs. Read More