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Featured Piano Teachers Near San Francisco , CA

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering piano lessons in San Francisco . 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!
Luis B offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Luis B

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...Everyone has a unique musical personality and different goals. Once the student has a fine-tuned program that they enjoy, elements such as ear training, sight reading, music theory, and music history are seamlessly incorporated in fun, dynamicsessions. ... Read More

Alison C offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Alison C

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...My teaching is about empowering people with music. In my experience, telling students whattodois much more powerful than telling them whatnot to do. I believe that patience, encouragement, kindness, and humor are the best teaching accessories. ... Read More

David C offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

David C

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...Once they have the fundamentals, we can begin working on solo repertoire that interests the student. For older students who are interested in 20th century music, I like to teach Bartok's Mikrokosmos. ... Read More

Kevin R offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Kevin R

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...My style is to get students to start performing and playing songs, so that they maybe come as passionate about music as I am! I try to keep each student at paces they are comfortable with and set goals for each student to get to the next level.... Read More

Gabriel B offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Gabriel B

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...My teaching style is basically understanding my student's unique learning process and finding a balance between fun, new concepts, technique and practice. Acknowledging accomplishments is key in this process as it creates in the student a desire to progress in their instrument.... Read More

Shuyi H offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Shuyi H

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...For beginning students, I choose Alfred's Basic Piano Library and Faber Piano Adventures, and other brands/materials that fits the need of the student. I often made teaching materials myself, as well as writing music for my students.... Read More

Ranjani S offers piano lessons in San Francisco , CA

Ranjani S

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...My desire to carry down my skills and learning experiences from both schools into our lessons is part of what motivates me as a teacher and therapist.... Read More

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