Structured Piano and Music Group Classes

It is never too early or too late to start learning. We believe music is for the whole family, and moments like these, a father and baby dueting at the piano, are truly precious.

Our curriculum explores music from around the world. In this class, students are learning 'Chaar-Mezrab' by Saman Shahi, a piece based on Iranian classical music that helps develop octave playing technique.

We break down complex pieces into manageable parts. Here, students practice sections of a Schubert waltz, comparing the parallel major and minor passages to better understand harmony and mood.

Music is a universal language that connects us all. We foster a supportive and collaborative environment in our classrooms where students and teachers share in the joy of learning.

One of our teaching techniques involves having students sing the melody while playing the chords. This helps internalize the tune, balance the parts, and pay closer attention to the music's structure.

Where words fail, music speaks. Our classes are a space for students to express themselves, build skills, and find their own voice through the language of music.

Transposition is a vital skill for versatile musicians. Here, a teacher guides a student through playing the 'Titanic' theme in different keys, which improves listening skills and understanding of key topography.

Music has been our education, and we are grateful for it every day. We aim to pass on that passion and appreciation to every student who walks through our doors.

We believe that studying music is about more than just notes. As Jef Raskin, a key figure in creating the Macintosh computer, said, his study of music was essential to his later innovations.