Best Piano Lessons in Fort Collins, CO

“The kids had a blast playing instruments and they got a little music education at the same time.”

“He makes the lessons fun and interesting, incorporating different teaching aids and methods, such as videos on the i Pad, a quick electronic keyboard jam session, rhythm and note games on the white board.”

“Very supportive faculty who expertly encourage adult learners.”

“Playing the piano is a skilldeveloped through lessons, practice and performances. What you learn can be applied in many forms, including other musical instruments, composition and singing, to name a few. It will create a lifetime of enjoyment.”

“I've acquired many guitars online, but no matter how many times I do it, there's always a bit of trepidation in buying and having something as potentially fragile as a guitar shipped long distances by ground.”

“We've been in the Toddler class since she was 18 months with a break during COVID and our now 3 year old is still learning, growing, and finding new ways in which she enjoys participating.”

“My favorite thing about Gary is that Beethoven and Mozart themselves would've probably been impressed with his musical abilities, but he's kind, unpretentious and willing to meet you where you're at.”

“I enjoy the freedom of learning new 'project pieces' of my choosing from any genre.”

“I recently had the opportunity to witness the support and encouragement she shows to her piano students during a recital where she gave the students their chance to play in front of parents and guests.”

“Both of my kids have taken lessons in voice, piano, and music theory for years with MMA and have gained skill, technique, and confidence while really enjoying their lessons.”

“On a lark I searched for piano lessons in Longmont and with no surprise, found nearly everything to be geared towards school children and ENDLESSLY practicing scales.”

“Very Happy with Mrs.”

“Angie has been amazing with all three of our children.”

“I love how patient and caring Maria is and how she integrates brain development and guiding students on creating their own music as well as learning to sight read and play some very difficult pieces.”