Best Piano Lessons in Philadelphia

B&N Piano Sales and Service, Inc., based in Aston for over three decades, is a favorite spot for local musicians and music lovers. Its services include tuning, repairing, storing, safely relocating, and restoring clients' pianos. Additionally, the small and extremely qualified staff provides on-site instruction in piano performance, as well as guitar performance. The team's music tutors have experience in a variety of genres, from classical, pop, jazz, and rock to contemporary, alternative, R&B, and gospel.

Chestnut Hill Music Academy, based in Philadelphia, can help students as young as three years old learn how to play an instrument. Using the acclaimed Suzuki Technique, staff teachers help students pick up a range of instruments, including piano. Because of its large staff, Chestnut Hill Music Academy can provide individualized lessons to multiple students at the same time. This makes it an extremely convenient option for parents with more than one aspiring musician in the family.

Grisafi Music Institute is a small music school in Bensalem, named after its owner and founder, Gary Grisafi. Mr. Grisafi also serves as the Grisafi Music Institute's principal piano instructor. He has been performing and recording professionally for more than 30 years and teaching professionally for 25 of those years. He studied Jazz Guitar at the University of the Arts' Philadelphia College of the Performing Arts and has written two widely used music instruction books.

Harcum Music School is located in Richter Hall, on the Harcum College campus in Bryn Mawr. Free parking is available through Harcum College. The group of qualified, experienced instructors and performers can help students learn to play guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukelele, piano, drums, electric bass, and woodwinds. They can also help students learn how to sing, and can even teach aspiring songwriters the art of creating memorable melodies, lyrics, and rhythms.

Maplewood Music Studio, located in Philadelphia since 1980, serves musicians from throughout the city, as well as its suburbs. Students have gone to the music learning center for lessons in not just piano, but also flute, drums, saxophone, recorder, violin, viola, guitar, mandolin, bass, trumpet, trombone, French horn, and vocal performance. Maplewood Music Studio has two Philly locations, one in Germantown and another in Chestnut Hill.

At Mattock School of Music, experienced musician and music teacher Dave Mattock leads a team of experienced and qualified performers in teaching Philly's aspiring musicians. Mr. Mattock, the school's only piano instructor, is a highly experienced instructor who is presently on the faculty of Camden County College, the University of Pennsylvania, and Lafayette College. He has taught classes in piano performance, music theory, music history, jazz, and ensemble performance. Dave Mattock started teaching in 2002 before founding Mattock School of Music in 2004.

At Philly's Mobile Music, a team of professional musicians works to help local students learn classical, rock, and jazz music performance. The instructors come prepared with a wide array of games and learning activities, designed to make students enthusiastic about learning how to play their instruments. Parents will hear their little ones play at two annual recitals, one for Halloween (costumes encouraged but not required), and a more formal performance in Spring.

Mount Airy Piano Lessons is the music school of Brendan Cooney, an experienced instructor and pianist. Mr. Cooney studied Jazz Piano at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music before entering into a successful career as a professional piano performer. He has learned from, among other music industry luminaries, Bob Durso, a master teacher using the Taubman Approach. Mr. Cooney is a certified Taubman Approach teacher, through the Golandsky Institute.

Musically Speaking Studios, based in Blackwood, is the music school of instructor Randy Clark. Mr. Clark has experience in jazz, classical, rock, pop, and other genres, and he can help students learn not just performance but also the basics of music theory. His standard rate is $30 per 30 minutes, which students (or parents) pay monthly.

New Jersey School of Music LLC is a small music school located in Medford whose teachers all have degrees in musical performance. Since opening in 1958, the small business has provided students of all ages with music lessons in a tremendous variety of instruments. Instructors can help their mentees learn how to play the cello, bass, recorder, piccolo, clarinet, drums, viola, trombone, tuba, flute, and mandolin, among many other instruments.

North Ridge Music School is a music learning center in Philadelphia whose faculty includes highly trained and experienced local performers. North Ridge Music School's piano instruction faculty consists of Yuiko Ono, Anna Matijasic, and Melinda Krpata. Each has a lengthy resume, including years of performance and education experience.

Philadelphia Piano Institute is a business that offers piano lessons in Queen Village, Pennsylvania, and nearby areas. It teaches children and adults in their homes and at its studio. Students utilize a Steinway grand piano in the workshop and have the opportunity to participate in recitals, competitions, and performances. Its owner, Erika Gingery, has more than eight years of teaching experience and has received her Master of Music degree in Piano Pedagogy.

Piano School of Lenka Lazorikova, based in Mount Laurel, can help Philly Metro student musicians of all ages and skill levels. Ms. Lazorikova, who has more than 20 years of professional experience, is a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music, and she is a member of the Board of Judges for the National Piano Guild of Piano Teachers. Notably, Ms. Lazorikova is certified in the Suzuki Technique of piano instruction.

The Capella School of Music, located in Oreland, works with students from across the greater Philadelphia community who are seeking piano lessons. Additionally, the faculty can help aspiring guitarists, vocalists, bass players, drummers, and string players. Both one-on-one and ensemble courses are available.