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Featured Piano Teachers Near Philadelphia, PA

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering piano lessons in Philadelphia. 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!
Margaret K offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Margaret K

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...I believe that an early love for music can help motivate students to learn and excel on their instruments. I love working with students of all ages.My primary instrument is voice and I also teach piano, guitar, and ukulele. ... Read More

Daniel P offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Daniel P

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...I graduated from UNC-Charlotte in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music. I recently moved to the north east part of the US. I considered myself a multicultural individual since I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela when I was a kid. ... Read More

Bianca D offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Bianca D

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...I have taught many classes on music fundamentals and theory.  I am also very knowledgeable about Alexander technique - a technique used to help those who suffer from performance anxiety. ... Read More

Eddie L offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Eddie L

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...I also believe in the importance of "coaching" as opposed to lecturing and try to minimize reading, writing and one-sided lecturing during the lesson. Instead, I sit next to my students, and calmly guide them through the creative process.... Read More

Liudmila I offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Liudmila I

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...I teach how to play piano, but FINGERS or HANDS, once fingers' and/or hands' action have never been seen as the most fundamental elements of the matter.... Read More

Joseph F offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

Joseph F

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...Piano teachers who teach students of all ages often prefer the Alfred method, as someone in their mid-30s who is playing for a childs book may feel a bit awkward.... Read More

David P offers piano lessons in Philadelphia, PA

David P

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...I believe in concentrated practice. Some students have an attention span of 8 minutes while others can reach 15 minutes. My advice is to practice... Read More

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...presented in this article, and then thoroughly practice the material, you should be able to play a convincing and interesting solo over the blues progression. The blues progression is usually the first “jazz progression” that a young musician learns. A couple of months ago, I accompanied a student recital for an area teacher’s studio. The recital had a bunch of young musicians ranging from age 5 or so to high school seniors. A bunch of the very young pianists were playing the blues and they didn’t even know it. It’s a popular and easy progression, making it a common tool for teaching and learning.... Read More

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...unsure of the lead part. Simply make sure the lead singer knows what his or her line is and that way you’ll know where to begin. The second thing you need to know is what chord you’re starting on. This is vital for obvious reasons. Thirdly, you’ll need to know the I, III, V notes of the chord. Now, here is where it may get a little tricky. Lets take the song Amazing Grace. For this example we’ll be in the key of G. The I, III, V notes are G, B, D. They make a triad or a chord. It is very helpful to have all your major triads memorized ... Read More

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...By Sarah Hucal A growing number of children and adults gathered on a grassy clearing at the northern end of Morningside Park, the thirty-acre stretch of green between 123rd and 110th Streets in Northwestern Manhattan. It was dusk on a Saturday evening, and residents of both neighborhoods could be seen chatting and laughing while holding either curious-looking musical instruments, or one of many oversized papier-mâché lanterns that appeared to have come straight out of the mythical world of Dr. Seuss. This was the Morningside Lights parade—the culmination a week of puppet-making workshops open to the community, organized by Columbia University’s Miller Theater and Processional Arts Workshop. With the theme ... Read More
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