• In Loving Memory of Pam Worth

    Much more than her business success, we who loved Pam were there to remember her positivity and can-do spirit, her strong moral center leavened with self-effacing humor, and her gift for engaging in others’ challenges as if they were her own.

  • Still Playing: Ella Brown

    My favorite part of voice lessons with my teacher was the bond we built over nine years. We shared new music and albums with each other, which really broadened my musical taste. It was such a calming and fun part of my Thursday nights.

  • Still Playing: Jude Weinstein

    After playing a recent sold-out show with Cooper Moore at the Color Club in Chicago, Jude reflects on his time as a Piano Power student, and the role music plays in his life. Hint: it’s big!

  • Adult Student Profile: Ben Kohl

    “Piano was always my favorite form of meditation.” Self-proclaimed “music junkie” Ben Kohl has been taking lessons since age six. Though he’s been playing for most of his life, he’s still surprised by what regular piano lessons allow him to…

  • Do’s and Don’ts for Parents During Music Lessons

    A while back we published Why Taking Music Lessons with Your Kid is Awesome. Our friend Brendan Bosworth, owner of Meter Music School in Seattle, countered with this assertion: Leaving your kids alone during lessons is awesome, too. This may be harder…

  • How to Create the Space for Amazing Music Practice

    Whether you’re new to lessons or a veteran, the quality of your music practice space matters. Even if your options are limited—the piano is in the cold, dark basement and that’s that!—these suggestions will help you create a productive environment….

  • 8 Tips to Prepare for Your First Music Lesson

    What an exciting time! First lessons mark the beginning of a new era in your kid’s life, whether they’re new to lessons, or resuming their study with a new teacher. Cheers to that! Expect your first lesson with us to…

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