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Why Take Group Piano Lessons?
Group Piano is a fun alternative to conventional lessons
Playing piano in a group is not only a lot of fun but studies show we tend to practice more, play with better rhythm, and have fewer jitters performing.
Group Piano makes music more social
Playing and learning in a group builds friendships and camaraderie around our musical experience, in a positive and motivational environment.
Group Piano is used in universities and music colleges
Music degree programs have been using group piano methods for decades. Studies show the group environment fosters active, independent learning.
Group Lessons vs. Private Lessons
While private lessons are a common way to study piano, there are many misconceptions about group piano being somehow less effective than private lessons, which is just not the case. While advanced players benefit from private instruction as they study the inner workings of specific composers and styles, beginning and intermediate piano students often progress faster in group settings than in private lessons. Some benefits of group lessons include:
- Groups have a powerful, built in motivation because of peer interaction
- Group classes provide and efficient and upbeat way to teach fundamental skills like rhythm, ear training, and technique
- Group lessons offer students frequent and stress-free opportunities to perform and play for others