Today I have a story to tell about how one of my students has made use of her piano lessons in a very unique way during the Pandemic. Like all my students, Angelina has been working with me exclusively online since March. Early this year, she decided … Continue reading
In 2020, everybody has had to deal with big changes in how things are done. It has been no different for my piano studio: for the past six months, I have conducted all piano lessons and classes online via Zoom. I … Continue reading
Are you looking for piano lessons but don’t want the usual model of music lessons? Did you take traditional piano lessons when you were younger, and now want to try something a different? Do you think it would be fun … Continue reading
(Vanessa is an adult student in my Piano Skills and Mastery Program who started playing piano only a few years ago. In her account below, she talks about the experience of overcoming stage fright in her performance at our recent … Continue reading
Just this past weekend, we had our first ever Piano Lessons in Sacramento student picnic… and it was a blast! There were almost 30 people in attendance, including students and their families, myself and my wife, a helpful neighbor, and … Continue reading
For the 2nd year in a row, Piano Lessons in Sacramento has placed in the final four for Sacramento’s A-List Contest for the category of “Best Music Instruction! As it turns out, this year, of the top 5 businesses for … Continue reading
Quick question: What are your musical dreams? Have you ever imagined what would happen if you dared to follow them? My good friend Dario Napoli did. He and I met back in 2010, when we were both in the … Continue reading
If you are like most adults I work with, you have a lot going on in your life. You have a strong desire to learn piano, and at the same time you have the demands of work and family competing … Continue reading
Let me ask you a question: What do you think of when you think of piano lessons? When I talk to people about teaching piano, I often get a similar response: they assume (wrongly) that I primarily teach children. After … Continue reading
It is Thursday morning. My wife and I park on the street near Curtis Park in Sacramento, outside of a home belonging to Joan, one of my adult piano students. Even from the outside, the house leaves an impression: the … Continue reading