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Lee Piano Studio

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  • Home
  • Biography
    • Biography
    • Roxane's Students
    • Testimonials
  • Studio Policies
    • Studio Policies
    • Calendar
    • Teaching Philosophy
    • Parents' Information
  • Programs
    • Programs for Students
    • Adult Students
    • Preschool Piano
    • Links
    • Western Chapter CSMTA
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parents' information

Expert Piano Teachers

 

What do I need for my child to begin piano lessons?

Congratulations  on allowing your child to experience the joy and many benefits learning  and playing piano! The following items are a must to provide the best  learning experience for your child.

An adjustable bench.  https://cpsimports.com/Index.html

A metronome, or metronome app.  Metronomeonline.com is a free web-based metronome.

A piano (preferably acoustic), or daily access to a piano.

I  strongly recommend investing in an acoustic piano rather than a  keyboard.  A student who is practicing on a keyboard at home cannot  fully apply what is taught at the lesson, because a keyboard does not  have the same touch or response as a piano. If you are not ready to  invest in a piano, renting a piano is a great alternative.

Faust Harrison in Fairfield, CT,  and Steinway also have rent-to-own programs.   If you're looking for an upright, it  is best to invest in one that is at least 48" in height, as they have a  much better sound that something shorter, like a spinet. 

Here are links to local piano showrooms.
http://shawnspianos.com/
https://faustharrisonpianos.com/used-rebuilt-pianos/

https://www.steinwayct.com/

Buying a piano is a big investment, and it's important to do research so that you're well-informed when making a purchase.   "The Best of Piano Buyer" by Larry Fine is an excellent resource, and there is a supplement that provides a price guide.

Lastly,  and equally importantly, is that your child will need your presence  while practicing and your support. Most young children require parental  supervision on a daily basis while practicing.  Parents are always  welcome to observe their child's lesson to learn what is expected in  home practice.  Students often need encouragement when they hit a  plateau, or become frustrated with a skill they are trying to master.   Learning to play a musical instrument is challenging, but if you  encourage your child to work through the challenge, he or she will be  rewarded with the joy of being able to play piano!Our experienced and certified piano teachers provide personalized lessons for students of all levels, ages, and styles. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced pianist, we will help you achieve your musical goals.

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