Piano lessons by a conservatory-trained pianist with 10+ years of teaching experience. Classical piano for beginners to advanced students, in Manhattan or online.

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Lesson Options

*In person, Manhattan:
at your home I travel to students in Manhattan. A good choice if you already have an instrument and prefer to study in your own space.
60-minute lesson
*Intro Package — 4 lessons: $75/lesson Total: $300 Available once per new student.
After completing the Intro Package, you can choose one of the following: *Core Package — 8 lessons: $85/lesson Total: $680
*Progress Package — 12 lessons: $80/lesson Total: $960
*Extended Package — 24 lessons: $75/lesson Total: $1,800
*Single lesson: $95
Other lesson lengths are available by arrangement.

*In person, Manhattan: rehearsal studio
Lessons take place in a rented piano studio, ideal if you don't have a suitable piano at home or prefer a neutral space. We'll arrange the exact location based on availability and your location.
60-minute lesson
*Intro Package — 4 lessons: $55/lesson Total: $220 Available once per new student.
After completing the Intro Package, you can choose one of the following: *Core Package — 8 lessons: $65/lesson Total: $520
*Progress Package — 12 lessons: $60/lesson Total: $720
*Extended Package — 24 lessons: $55/lesson Total: $1320
*Single lesson: $75
Other lesson lengths are available by arrangement.

*Online: worldwide
Ideal for students with a piano or digital piano who want regular individual instruction from anywhere. The same core areas are covered as in person.
55-minute lesson
*Intro Package — 4 lessons: $45/lesson Total: $180 Available once per new student.
After completing the Intro Package, you can choose one of the following:
*Core Package — 8 lessons: $55/lesson Total: $440
*Progress Package — 12 lessons: $50/lesson Total: $600
*Extended Package — 24 lessons: $45/lesson Total: $1080
*Single lesson: $65
Other lesson lengths are available by arrangement.

Your First Lesson:
Complimentary Assessment New students begin with a complimentary 45-minute assessment lesson. It is not an audition. It helps me understand where you are now and what will be most useful for you.
We may:
* Talk about your musical background, goals and repertoire interests.
* Hear one or more pieces you are currently playing.
* Look at basic technical habits and, where relevant, sight-reading.
* Identify strengths and areas to develop.
* Sketch a practice plan and what regular lessons could look like.

Complete beginners do not need to prepare anything. Afterwards, I will suggest a realistic direction and answer your questions.