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Featured Piano Teachers Near Winston Salem , NC

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering piano lessons in Winston Salem . 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!
Joshua M offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Joshua M

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...I teach 1-on-1 with students in a personal, attentive environment. I try to provide a very professional, yet comfortable setting for my students to meet their needs. ... Read More

Eric S offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Eric S

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...I want to instill a love for music making in all of my students, and am happy to take whatever approach is necessary to make that happen. ... Read More

Cara S offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Cara S

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...My earliest memories are of Mom playing the piano, Dad drumming, and me dancing all over the living room. I have been singing since I could talk and I started taking piano lessons around the age of 6. ... Read More

Alex H offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Alex H

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...I am also a firm believer in technology as a tool to enhance music, and incorporate it into my work with notation software and performative technology (HCI).... Read More

Steve S offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Steve S

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...I also would recommend an amount of practice that is recommended for any student that is willing to put in the work for what ever they are trying to achieve be it professional or amateur playing level.... Read More

Rebeca B offers piano lessons in Winston Salem , NC

Rebeca B

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...Music is fun! I want each learner to leave lessons feeling successful. Music should be about the progress, not the perfection. This is accomplished through realistic goal setting and personalized lesson content.... Read More

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