Group Piano Lessons
A fun, modern alternative to traditional piano study
Located in Clifton Heights, near 44 & Hampton
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A fun, modern alternative to traditional piano study
Located in Clifton Heights, near 44 & Hampton
Group piano lessons are a fun and modern approach to taking traditional lessons. Lessons groups are 4-6 students per group, everyone at their own piano keyboard, with time for playing together as a group, as well as one-on-one attention each lesson. Students choose solo pieces of any style, including popular music.
Each weekly lesson lasts for one hour, which gives students the time needed to learn new songs and concepts, AND time to practice these during the lesson. Students head home each week with their songs already learned, which makes at-home practice a breeze!
Since every student has the freedom to move at their own pace, groups are multi-leveled, and scheduling is easy and convenient. If a student is unable to make their lesson in a particular week, they can come to any other lesson time that has an available spot.
Taking lessons in a group is not only a lot of fun, but also provides a social and supportive environment for learning. Students develop musical friendships in a comfortable, creative environment.
How many times have you heard someone say that they'd LOVE to play piano, but they don't read music well. Have you ever imagined you or your child playing beautiful piano music but felt discouraged by the thought of learning to read music? How would you feel about playing piano if reading music became simpler?
Over the last 15 years I've seen so many students lose interest in their lessons, just as they were beginning to read music well. The truth is we all want to play songs we LOVE, that SOUND GOOD, that inspire EMOTION in us, and that make us feel confident as musicians.
What if I told you that by learning to play songs, you could learn to read music?
This is one of the ideas behind my group lesson program.
Now you might think, "So does that mean I won't learn to read music?". Not at all. You will learn to read music, while more simply and easily ENJOYING the process. There is more than one way to start learning to play piano.
I grew up taking very traditional music lessons.
I played multiple instruments and LOVED playing. However, there were many times when I didn't enjoy practicing and things felt really hard. When I became a professional musician I noticed how many different ways the musicians around me THOUGHT about music. I began finding new ways to learn songs and found that nearly all of them worked!
Each of us learns a little differently. Why should there be just one way we learn to play?
Piano lessons can be as individual and unique as each of us are.
What if you or your child could take a lesson every week that explored all the ways that music can be played?
Now imagine that you or your child could take this kind of highly creative, really unique lesson with a group of other people and still feel it was as individualized as a private lesson. How would it feel to move smoothly through learning songs, and have others around you supporting your progress?
Group piano lessons are a really innovative and unique way to explore playing piano.
My goal as your teacher is to inspire, educate, and empower you to achieve your creative goals. And perhaps pursue a few goals you didn't even know you had.
Does this sound like something you'd like to try?
If so, it's very easy to set up. Take your first introductory lesson for FREE! Just scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Book My Free Lesson button. I'll reach out to you shortly, and together we'll find a convenient time to meet. Easy-peasy!
So to summarize, group piano lessons provide:
Teaching piano is truly a joy for me. It's my mission to inspire, educate, and empower people of all ages to achieve their creative goals. If this sounds like something that you or your child would like to try, book your free first lesson by clicking below. I look forward to playing music with you!
Leslie is an excellent teacher and my daughter, Camila's, progress and interest in piano has been amazing. Camila has excelled in this group setting. In and outside of class Camila is having fun, learning, and creating. You can tell that Leslie really cares about the kids and she wants them to love playing.
-Jeff R.
Student parent
Leslie is an awesome musician and instructor, I can’t say enough good things about her group piano lessons. If you’re looking for piano lessons, don’t pass up the opportunity to try it out.
-Mike B.
Adult Student
Such a unique way to learn piano! My daughter started her first piano lessons with Leslie’s group class and she loves it! Playing and learning with other kids around her has helped her confidence, and the class is always full of giggles, which means fun! This approach of group lessons seems to take off a lot of the pressure that I remembered when taking one-on-one classes as a kid.
-Kelly B.
Student Parent
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