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SIMPLY MUSIC PIANO LESSONS
Ages 6 and Up
Simply Music Piano is a revolutionary method that is fast, fun, and simple. It focuses on the sheer pleasure of playing. The 'hands-on' approach, and immediate results, actively dispels the notion that learning to play means enduring years of lessons, boring practice sessions and relentless hours of drills. You'll be playing great-sounding contemporary, classical, blue and accompaniment pieces - immediately - from your very first lessons.
How does it work?
In the same way that we all learn to speak years before we learn to read and spell, Simply Music Piano temporarily delays music reading and immerses students in the experience of immediately playing great-sounding music.
We do this so successfully by introducing students to an array of unique playing-based concepts that unfold directly onto the keyboard. The result of this is that students quickly, easily, and naturally are playing a solid foundation of 35 to 50 beautiful pieces, typically acquired over the first year or so of lessons.
Thereafter, our unique approach to music reading is introduced. We love that our students become strong readers and we love our unique approach of how we teach students to read. We also love the fact that we don't introduce reading from the very beginning – it's the future of music education, and it's a far more natural approach.
It's personable.
Every person is deeply and profoundly musical, but many people don’t know it. Simply Music believes everyone has the ability to acquire and retain music-making as a lifelong companion.
Research based.
There’s scientific evidence that children’s intelligence increases with the addition of music into their lives. Simply Music Piano prepares a student physically and aurally before they are exposed to notation. It’s a more natural way of learning piano using creativity and imagination to make music. For busy parents looking to connect with their young ones, this method comes with a three-pronged support approach. Don’t worry, I’ll explain how.
Similar to the Suzuki method:
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Parents play an active role in the learning process.
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Children become comfortable with the instrument before learning to read music.
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Technique is taught in the context of pieces rather than through dry technical exercises.
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Pieces are refined through constant review.
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