Give the Gift of Piano Lessons to Your Child This Holiday Season

From now until December 20, the Cape Ann Piano Studio is offering a 20% discount off of the remaining Winter Quarter at the studio for school-age children (10 45-minute lessons). This offer applies to both beginner and transfer students. Lessons begin January 7.*

Please email or call for more information.

A young student plays a duet with his mom at our first-ever annual Holiday Pizza and Piano Party. 🙂

 

*This discounted offer is for young students only.
Adults seeking lessons, you can learn more by visiting my Adult Lessons page, and please contact me if you would like more information.

Piano Parents: “15 Things You Need to Know…

…About Supporting Your Child Learning to Play the Piano”

Here’s a wonderful blog post by Elissa Milne, a fellow piano teacher whom I “met” in one of my online pro piano instructors’ groups—she’s quite a teacher, and lives in New Zealand! So cool to now have input from teachers from around the world. 🙂
She has a lot of other informative posts for parents, too, on her blog.

https://elissamilne.wordpress.com/2014/09/10/15-things-you-need-to-know-about-supporting-your-child-learning-to-play-the-piano/

Summer Piano Lessons: A Break or a Time for Fun?

A fellow piano teacher, and terrific blogger, Karen Berger wrote this post on Summer Piano Lessons. It’s  a great, quick read for parents—anyone—and a good explanation of how we music teachers feel, too. All this week, I’ve been asking my students what they’d like to do this summer, to change it up, and do some projects we might not get to during the school year, and I’ll be having fun teaching them, between trips to Wingaersheek and Good Harbor, of course. 🙂

Karen’s article:

Summer Music Lessons? Yea or Nay?

Me playing at an outdoor concert a long time ago:

Rockport Acoustic Festival 1989.
Rockport Acoustic Festival 1989. (Ignore horrible posture.)

 

Wingasheek in Glosta.
Wingasheek in Glosta. My fav.