Best Piano Lessons in Seattle, WA

“Started terrified and terrible, now not scared and slightly less terrible and improving all the time.”

“She is an amazingly patient and skilled teacher who knows how to engage students at the right level of instruction without compromising on technique or rigor.”

“Matt is great guitar teacher”

“I always look forward to my lessons, and I feel that with each lesson I gain a better understanding and greater appreciation for music and the piano.”

“I love that Laura makes sure that her students have opportunities to perform in front of audiences and to participate in the Washington Federation of Music Club festival each year.”

“Suzuki Institute of Seattle is ready for another great year of our talented teachers guiding and instructing our children through new songs, Suzuki books and recitals. As you may or may not be aware, tuition for the upcoming school year does not cove...”

“Heidi teaches aspiring piano students professional private lessons at her home studio: "The Piano Avenue". She focuses on creativity, confidence, encouragement, and a sensitivity to individual needs. She offers a solid musical foundation, piano techn...”

“With an approach that is designed by a degreed musician with a Master's degree in Developmental Psychology, we are uniquely qualified to tailor lessons to each student.”

“John Groves teaches our 7-year-old trombone (well, leading up to the trombone since his arms aren't long enough to play the trombone yet, but her really wants to!”

“She says that she makes difficult pieces feel easy and gives her lots of choice in what she wants to play (as well as choosing pieces that will be challenging).”

“I don't know of any other teacher that asks parents to have such an active role (I am asked to not only actively attend the lesson but also to help my son each time he practices) but after seeing the success she has had, I think many more will start”

“Payam's school of music offers a unique curriculum for each individual student and the songs are chosen based on skill so that students are always improving in one form or another.”