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Piano Lesson Reviews from Students

Students are raving about their Piano instructors on TakeLessons. Check out some of these recent reviews.

Review by Bridget

"My daughter has been taking lessons for 9 months and just did a 4 page duet with Mrs. 'G " at a recital. She is very energetic; she encourages and gives

awards which the young kids respond to; sometimes her cat comes to listen. No pressure and the kids can pick some of the advance books of songs they like. We go in person but she is now open to Face Time lessons. She is also very flexible for sick days; snow days, and the typical crazy kid activity schedule. If you like personal, friendly postitive energy...Mrs. "G" is your teacher!"

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Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

Review by Keira

"My granddaughter Kira told me she loves Brenda and hope she never has any other teacher. A huge endorsement from a 7 year old !"

Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

Review by Maureen

"My Grandaughter, Lydia, is 8 years old and has been taking lessons from Mrs. "G"
since last September. Immediately, Lydia, felt welcome and comfortable.

She has been in two recitals, and was in the Talent show at her school. We are all amazed at her proficiency at this early stage of learning. Her confidence in performing before an audience is all due to the way Mrs. "G" teaches. She makes the lessons fun and rewarding. I would recommend Brenda Ginther to any children interested in piano lessons. She is a joy to be with and Lydia loves her."

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Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

Review by Lonnie

"Mrs. G has been a terrific piano teacher for my son. He has been engaged and encouraged while working with her. I highly recommend her as a children's pia

no teacher."

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Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

Review by Taggart

"My son just started lessons and Mrs. Ginther is very enthusiastic and has been flexible with our schedule. She's also very patient when I have to bring my

younger kids along too."

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Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

Review by Stacy

"She makes me feel very comfortable and is very knowledgable. I would recommend her to others easily"

Reading, PA teacher: Brenda G.

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Free Piano Lessons with an Expert Teacher

Learn how to play the piano in these video tutorials from a professional piano teacher!

Have you always wanted to play the piano? We’re here to help! Get started with these 20 video tutorials hosted by San Diego, CA piano teacher Jordan M, one of our expert instructors with TakeLessons.com. In this free video series, you’ll get an introduction to the instrument and learn a few easy exercises to get you reading music and understanding rhythm!

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Intro to the Piano

Intro to the Piano: Learn about the parts of the piano and how to find the all-important Middle C.

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Reading Piano Notes

Learn about the treble and bass clefs, and tips for remembering the notes on the piano.

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Time and Key Signatures

Learn what all those sharps and flats really mean, and how to decode your music.

Video #5:
Understanding Rhythm

Follow along to master quarter notes, quarter rests, and half rests.

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Recent Piano Articles from the Blog

Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, check out the Piano articles on our blog.

A 10-Minute Piano Practice Challenge for Busy Students

A 10-Minute Piano Practice Challenge for Busy Students

We've discussed how to practice the piano before... but what if you don't have 30 minutes or an hour to commit to practicing every day? Answer: Condense it into a 10-minute quick-practice! Read on as Austin, TX piano teacher Aimee B. shows how to make this piano exercise work for you...   No doubt you are busy. On top of a full day, you have an inkling to learn the piano. But how do you fit it into your day? You know the importance of regular practice, but if you find the idea of … Read More

A 10-Minute Piano Practice Challenge for Busy Students

We've discussed how to practice the piano before... but what if you don't have 30 minutes or an hour to commit to practicing every day? Answer: Condense it into a 10-minute quick-practice! Read on as Austin, TX piano teacher Aimee B. shows how to make this piano exercise work for you...   No doubt you are busy. On top of a full day, you have an inkling to learn the piano. But how do you fit it into your day? You know the importance of regular practice, but if you find the idea of

4 Piano Tutorials for Falls Top Hits

With all the new songs that have come out for fall, you're probably thinking of a few that would be really fun to learn how to play on the piano! And as you explore repertoire and find your new favorites, the Internet can be a great resource for finding tutorials and sheet music. Here are a few piano tutorials for our favorite songs that have come out lately. Maybe you'll find one that becomes a new standard! "Rude" by MAGIC! If you've heard this song even once, you already know how catch

4 More Improvisational Tips for Piano Players at Any Level

We've covered how to improvise on a piano before, but there's always more to explore! Learn about four more piano improvisation exercises to try in this guest post by Long Beach, CA piano teacher Lynda A...   Improvisation is the technique of making up music on the spot. Most music students think piano improvisation is only for advanced students and professional players, but everyone has the ability to create music spontaneously. Ive seen many beginner piano students come alive wit

3 Handy Websites for Finding Piano Notes for Songs | Piano Sheet Music

Playing piano doesn't have to be limited to practicing scales and chords. You can have a lot of fun if you find the piano notes for songs on the radio or classic pop and rock tunes you've always liked, and go from there! This is a great way to break up the monotony of rigorous practice, and keep yourself motivated and having fun as you learn how to play. Finding piano notes for songs isn't usually that hard, either - you just have to know the right places to look. Here are a few of our favorite

Intro to Classical Piano Music Styles [Infographic]

Curious about the history of classical piano music? Take a journey through history and learn about the four distinct musical periods in this lesson from Brooklyn, NY music teacher Julie P...   Musical styles are always shifting and developing. Throughout history, as musicians and famous piano composers experimented with sounds and instrument design, the music world expanded and more possibilities became evident. Early musicians started with simple melodies, sung in unison. But

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