Young Beginners
These little ones are excited to learn and love music. They love to dance, sing and any time they have access to the piano they are banging away. Your young beginner isn’t going to be able to practice by themselves, so be ready to help them succeed by spending 5-10 minutes daily.
Beginners
Your child will learn how to read and write music. They will have to be ready to practice independently and show a musical streak. These lessons will train them to focus and multitask. Your child should be ready to practice 5-15 minutes a day.
Intermediate
Your child already knows how to play some songs independently, be able to site-read music your child is ready for the next level and some serious commitment. This stage isn’t easy and requires dedication to practice and succeeding. But it’s worth every bit in the end!
Advanced
The advanced student is already a professional in her own right and just needs her skills to be fine tuned, and maybe a little practice encouragement. She might have been studying piano for years and ready to take it to the next level, or learn something new like how to improvise better. Advanced students are ready and willing to practice for hours and in any minute of their spare time you will find them at the piano playing.
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