

Philosophy
A Positive, Student-Centered Approach!
What do you want out of your piano lessons?
Perhaps you are a young person “really, really, really” wanting to learn. (That's a quote from one of my students. : ) Or maybe you are an adult who wants to revisit piano as a form of recreation. Or you're are a professional actor/singer who is looking to keep your piano skills sharp. It's important that I understand where you're coming from!
I view learning piano the same way as learning a new language. So I teach in a very positive, encouraging way and keep the lesson student-active, encouraging sustained repetition of correct habits. You'll hear me say, "Good job! Do that again!" a lot!
I incorporate extracurricular songs (pop songs, show tunes, classic rock, etc.) to keep lessons varied and fun.
Virtual lessons are conducted via Facetime, Google Meet, or Zoom.
I train teacher colleagues in developing their own positive, student-centered approach. Contact me for more information.
Portrait by Keith Barraclough