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Featured Piano Teachers Near Madison, WI

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering piano lessons in Madison. Whether you are looking for beginner piano lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Meghan R offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Meghan R

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...I am not qualified to train vocalists interested in classical or operatic performance, only rock/pop/punk and musical theater. I can show you how to belt high and add rasp to your voice. ... Read More

Ashley M offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Ashley M

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...Once this balance is consistent, a singer is capable of communicating more clearly and effectively. I encourage students to delve into a variety of genres, languages, characters, and challenges. ... Read More

Zach W offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Zach W

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...I am a self-taught musician, beginning at Edgewood College, where I served as the pianist in the Jazz Ensemble. After college, I had the opportunity to play professionally for several years; as the pianist in the Jeff Peronto Jazz Orchestra (Big Band) and also was the pianist for a period of time with Madison, WI Jazz Club "Cafe' Coda" owner, Hanah Jon Taylor in the Hanah Jon Taylor Artet (Jazz Combo). ... Read More

Kevin K offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Kevin K

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...I have been teaching collegiate choirs, vocal and piano students since 2001. I like teaching beginning, as well as advanced students. I strive to help each student find their musical strengths and foster them to see their true potential.... Read More

Caroline H offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Caroline H

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...I am a very enthusiastic instructor who loves to discover everyone's unique musical gifts. I recently received my Masters of Music in Vocal Pedagogy from Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee.... Read More

Ray C offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Ray C

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...I collaborate with my students to assess their current musical abilities and set reasonable goals to ensure they achieve the very best of their musical experience, leading to higher levels of musical creativity, expression, and performance.... Read More

Jonathan M offers piano lessons in Madison, WI

Jonathan M

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...Additionally, if you're looking to get into music production, I have the skills to teach you what you need to know to get started recording your own music!... Read More

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