Piano lessons for kids should be fun. After all, the piano is arguably the most popular instrument on the planet! Quite often, this is the first instrument of choice for students. For this reason, it is absolutely imperative that all students have a positive experience when learning to play the piano.
At Neighbour Note we provide all of our students with extremely talented, versatile piano specialists who make piano classes for beginners fun, challenging, and engaging. Our in home lessons faculty consists of many of the highest educated music teachers in Toronto including Dr. Kristin Force, Dr. Nina Soyfer, Dr. Vivia Kay Kieswetter, Dr. Angela Schwarzkopf, Dr. Gillian Turnbull, and Dr. Pavel Markelov. Two of our piano teachers currently teach at Ryerson University, and one teaches at York University.
Neighbour Note piano lessons for adults cover a broad range of musical styles. Our goal is to allow students to learn and experiment with as many different types of music as possible so they can make their own decisions as to which style or genre they wish to specialize in the piano course. We offer specialized lessons in Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock, and R & B.
With Toronto piano lessons for adults and children at Neighbour Note music school, you or your child will never be bored. Our students are treated like family, and our piano lessons designed to be nurturing, encouraging, and supportive. Learning how to play the piano shouldn't be a chore — it should be something to look forward to. At Neighbour Note, our classical and jazz piano teachers are some of the most experienced and talented in the industry. You or your child will walk away from this experience with enthusiasm and a brand new passion.
We currently offer in-home piano classes near me in these Toronto districts/neighbourhoods: North York, Bloor West Village, Swansea, Runnymede, High Park, the Junction, West Bend,Roncesvalles, Etobicoke, the Kingsway, Sunnylea, Lambton Mills, Old Mill, Baby Point, Rosedale, Summerhill, Casa Loma, Wychwood, Bracondale Hill, Regal Heights, Moore Park, Deer Park, Forest Hill, Humewood, York, Oakwood Village, Midtown, Davisville, Leaside, Belgravia, Briar Hill, Glen Park, Allenby, North Toronto, Lawrence Park, Willowdale, Bayview Village, York Mills, Newtonbrook, Westminster, Branson, Bathurst Manor, Wilson Heights, the Annex, Dufferin Grove, Little Italy, Trinity Belwoods, Downtown, Yorkville, St. James Town, Cabbage Town, East York, Danforth, Playter Estates, Riverdale, Lesliville, the Beaches.
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Q: What is the best age to learn piano?
A: Any age! No, we are not kidding, when it comes to piano lessons Toronto, the best age to start is whenever you want! We have taught students of any age! The three things you need to start your private piano lessons is an interest in music, the ability to independently move your fingers and a big enough hand to be on five white keys, that is it!
Q: Are piano lessons good for ADHD?
A: Yes, Toronto piano lessons are an excellent way for children and adults who are struggling with ADHD to settle down and focus. Our piano lessons for kids are taught by piano teachers who have worked with kids and ADHD for years. From basic musicality to advanced study, our teachers will be able to work with your child as they progress through our accredited program.
Q: How many years does it take to learn the piano?
A: Naturally, it will depend on what you define as learning. You will be able to play the piano in just a few months, but to be able to perform intricate pieces; it will take a couple of years. There are many variables on how fast someone can pick up the piano, especially if you are taking piano lessons for adults. But even for the most senior students, our seasoned teachers will be able to guide you throughout your journey in tickling the ivories.
Q: How many hours a day should you practice the piano?
A: Here at Neighbour Note - music school Toronto, we want you to learn to love to play every day. However, in terms of straight practice, between one to four hours per day is suggested. Anything over four hours will lead to bad habits, and other issues moving forward.
Q: Can piano be self taught?
A: It can, but you may struggle from simple things such as posture and hand placement. It is strongly suggested that you reach out to our team for a music lesson. Plus, with our easy to access studio and piano lessons in Etobicoke, it is easier to utilize the expert teachers at Neighbour Note!
Q: What should I know before learning piano?
A: You do not need to know much for your first piano lesson! That is why our piano teachers are here, but rudimentary music theory may help you progress quicker than other students who come in with no music knowledge. No matter what, when you look for piano lessons near me, you should look to the experts at Neighbour Note first!