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PIANO

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PRIVATE LESSONS

  • FORMAT: Full semester commitment for in person private weekly 1-on-1 instruction for all ages and levels (30, 45, or 60 minute length). 

  • PARENTS: Participation is optional but encouraged for students' progress and support away from lessons

  • SCHEDULE: 

    • Fall: September-January​

    • Spring: February-June 

    • Summer: subject to availability

  • TUITION: Click here for tuition

Piano Lessons at Attacca

Composition

For students brand new to the piano but ready for more formal instruction, lessons are structured to individual goals and learning pace. Lessons focus on building a healthy technical foundation, fluency in notes and rhythm, playing duets, building confidence to perform, and much more!

For students with many years of playing experience and a solid foundation, lessons start to expand to exciting possibilities! With a wider variety of materials, these lessons start to expand a student's repertoire, enhance their technique, and bring to fruition long term playing goals!

Intermediate + Advanced

For students who often find themselves creating their own tunes, an additional focus on composition in lessons can enhance and harness this creativity! While many students improvise, composition entails learning the notation process of one's music.

Adult Lessons

Whether you are looking for a new hobby, have always wanted to learn piano, or are picking up previous piano studies, lessons at any age can be extremely gratifying! Also a great option for parents of young students who would like to be able to assist their kids at home with their practicing.

Beginners (5+)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended age to start?

While every student is different, we believe the best starting age is five. Some students are ready to begin at 4.5 years old, while some benefit from waiting and starting at six. 

What kind of instrument should I have for lessons?

Students should have a full sized (88 keys) instrument - whether digital or acoustic, and a proper bench. Check out our amazon list of recommended digital keyboard options for beginners. For acoustic piano recommendations, please email us for more details!

What other equipment/materials will I need?

Besides a quality and well-fitted instrument, students will have books and materials that their teacher recommends.

Should I be involved as a parent?

For young beginners and new students, parents are strongly encouraged to participate and take notes in classes to be able to assist in at home practicing. As students progress and become more independent, this involvement will turn to more general support.

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