Piano Lessons Pennsylvania

Instruments: Piano, Voice

For begining students who are under the age of thirteen, I prefer to start with Bastien's Piano Basics. This series comes with four different books (Technic, Piano, Performance, and Theory) that give the student a well rounded lesson. For students over the age of thirteen, I like to use Alfred's Basic Piano Course. This series has a more mature song selection, a variety of genres, includes music theory, and has piano excercises. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Violin

Hey! I'm a very passionate musician who loves to share the gift of music with others. I've had the opportunity to play with many orchestras as well as live bands. I attended Liberty University in 2006 where originally I was going to major in Music education but decided to go down the technology route. Today I'm actively playing and enjoy teaching as this is something that allows me to express myself. Read More

Instruments: Piano

I'm a recent Temple University grad who's excited to work with students of all ages and levels of experience. I've played piano since I started Suzuki lessons at four years old, and I have experience playing many different styles of music; I studied classical music as a child, but as I got older I began writing my own music, and accompanying choirs and theater performances of various kinds. Eventually I became interested in playing jazz, which brings us to today (my degree is a BM in Jazz Studies, piano performance concentration). Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

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Instruments: Piano, Voice, Music

For all beginning students who are children, but also adult beginners, I like to focus on vocal warm-ups and exercises to ensure that they develop the fundamentals of healthy singing. After getting to know the student's voice a bit, I believe that coaching solo vocal repertoire is essential to building vocal technique and confidence in performing ability for many different situations. When assigning vocal repertoire, I first like to find out what sort of music the student is interested in and also what their goals are in taking voice lessons and assign repertoire accordingly, but I also like to begin with songs from Schirmer's 24 Italian Songs and Arias book to strengthen basic breath support and a vocal line that is connected to good breath support. Read More