Piano Lessons in Glenpool. Amazing Teachers.

I started teaching Piano in 2008 and have worked with over 100 students of all ages. I offer lessons from 2 studios located in Tulsa and Broken Arrow. To help students become well rounded musicians I teach from a variety of books and programs by companies like Alfred, KJOS, Hal Leonard, song books, to individual pieces from music notes. I also create, print, and email custom lessons created on a program in my Mac.
I use Yamaha and Korg digital pianos and JBL speakers.
It usually takes around 2 - 3 months for a beginner to get up to speed and start playing full songs. It's my goal to help each student become the musician they desire to be. My philosophy is to teach my students to be smart musicians. It does you no good if you can play a song but don't know what you are actually doing. So, I teach students to be smart musicians in case they decide to write their own music or join a band.
I have not won a Grammy yet, but I have had people use my bands demo music in some commercial ...

My name is Kaycie and I've been teaching piano and voice lessons for over 10 years. I teach all styles and genres and the content of the lesson depends entirely on what the student wants to learn. Although my training is in classical music, most of my lessons consist of playing and singing modern songs, while also learning the basics. I teach all ages and all experience levels. I look forward to helping you with your music career!

I have been playing flute and piano for over 20 years. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education and a Master's Degree in Flute Performance.
I love working one on one with students to help them reach their goals in music. I can teach in a traditional studio setting or I can set up virtual lessons.

My students receive individualized lessons based on their interest and ability. They learn to read music notation, play core piano literature, learn theory, music history, and composition.
All students participate in a yearly recital and have the option of entering the NJMTA Piano Festival to be adjudicated each year.
I have a two-fold goal with each student: that she or he become an excellent musician, and that we have fun together as that happens.

Taking into account the countless stories I have heard of people lamenting piano lessons until they grew to resent the instrument, I am here to offset all that with fun lessons that are just as educational. In fact, students appear to learn more quickly when they are having a good time. I promise to introduce you to the piano in a way that sticks and enriches your life for years to come.