The instrument plays a tremendous role in setting the tone for lessons. A freshly tuned piano or the right-sized guitar can work wonders on your students’ enthusiasm and motivation. Whether you’re preparing for piano, guitar, drums, or voice lessons, here’s…
This is a story about our former student Carlo, an ambitious kid who loved piano. Even when he was a tot, Carlo loved experimenting on the keys. He felt free to play around and improvise, unlocking a creative world he…
At Piano Power, our rates may be higher than some alternatives, but they reflect the quality, flexibility, and consistency we believe students and families deserve.
Since 2007, we’ve interviewed hundreds of would-be teachers, but hired only a small percentage of them. To us, one quality in a music teacher really stands out. It isn’t musical expertise, awards, or a prestigious degree. The quality that really…
Any parent of a teen will tell you – concerns about mental health are no joke. On top of the urge to conform, the hormonal surges, the increasing academic and extracurricular pressures, today’s teens face stressors their parents never had…
Since April 2023 we have offered full health benefits to our dedicated teachers. This commitment to our staff’s well-being reflects one of our five core values: happy teachers make happy students! Commitment to our teachers’ well-being It’s always been our…
Most of our students are kids, so our recital participants typically comprise the 18 and under set. However, there are a few brave, grown-up souls who place themselves (willingly!) on the roster of recital performers. Stephanie Petrusha says playing her…
Gaea Gomez Fidler loved music as a kid, but found lessons boring. Her more musically experienced siblings, some of them classically trained, pressured Gaea to level up. And so, like so many kids who don’t get what they need from…
Piano Power doesn’t offer group piano lessons, but that doesn’t mean we don’t endorse them! Parents and students should definitely weigh all of their options before starting lessons, and sometimes group is the way to go. This article by Jennifer…
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