Piano Power - Piano Lessons, Voice Lessons, Guitar Lessons, Drum Lessons in Chicago and the Northern Suburbs

Take the stress out of music lessons.

Piano Power provides engaging, in-home lessons in piano, guitar, voice, drums, and much more. Serving Chicago and the northern suburbs since 2007.

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Turn down the hassle, turn up the harmony.

Parents, are you battling the chaos of an overflowing calendar? Do you want your kids to thrive, grow more confident, and reduce their stress levels? Does your busy schedule keep you from having enough time to connect with your kids?

Piano Power believes that every family deserves quality enrichment without sacrificing precious time together. As parents ourselves, we understand how hard it is to maintain that balance. We’ll help you reclaim quality time while giving your kids the joy of music.

Our Core Values

Happy teachers make happy students.

We attract and retain great teachers by providing financial security, health benefits, and a fun, respectful workplace. As a result, our teachers give impactful, long-lasting mentorship — often all the way until high-school graduation!

Emotional intelligence.

We hire instructors for emotional intelligence first, and outstanding musicianship second. Our student/teacher bonds are built on a foundation of trust and empathy, making them powerful and durable.

Humor and humility.

Music education succeeds when it’s fun. We turn down the pressure, turn up the smiles, and never take ourselves too seriously.

A culture of mentorship.

Our mentors equip their students with life skills like confidence and resilience, providing tools to manage stress and anxiety, using music as the vehicle.

Fun, customized, anti-competitive lessons

We never put your student into a “one-size-fits-all” curriculum. Each of our students is on a personal journey, custom-built for minimum stress and maximum fun.

The Piano Power Difference

Piano Power has been fostering a lifelong love of music for families in Chicago and the northern suburbs since 2007. Don’t just take our word for it — listen to Piano Power parents Dave and Becky Levine talk about the Piano Power difference in the video below.