Finding the right piano teacher is essential. A piano teacher should be a good listener, design every lesson to accommodate the progress of each student, and make sure the pace of learning is comfortable. The piano instructor should create a supportive, relaxed learning environment. Students should feel free to ask questions, be inquisitive, and express themselves.

Creativity and individuality are encouraged. Many piano students arrive without any piano background, and this is perfect. When we start piano or keyboard lessons from the beginning, we can cover everything needed in a customized time frame.

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REMOTE Lessons

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The technology is here. I now offer live, remote piano & keyboard lessons. For those who are outside the driving area to my studio, in another locale or state, or who simply don't want to drive, you can now take lessons online. We work on all the same skills that we would at in-person lessons in the studio.

The Teacher

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Norm Zarr has taught piano to people of all ages for over 25 years. After studying music in New York City, he founded a music education software company and was a pioneer in inventing recording and studio tools for professional musicians. He spent years as a sound-designer, creating synthesizer sounds to be used in recordings for CD's, T.V. and Film.

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Great piano lessons. My teacher is terrific. He's very patient with me, and lessons are stress free and fun. My teacher is very professional and skilled at matching each lessons to where I am with my progress. I started lessons as an adult beginner 2 years ago. Learning piano has been a joy. I am progressing much faster than expected, and am already playing Enya, Beethoven, Billy Joel, all sorts of great music. There are so many things to learn. I recently started to learn to play by ear, and am doing some blues improvisation.

Videos

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There's a lot of great things to do at the studio. Developing musicianship can be achieved in a number of ways. Students can learn to play a variety of pieces; popular, new age, classical, blues, jazz, folk, improvising blues & jazz. Learning about chords and melodies and being able to play by ear add to one's skills.

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