Best Piano Lessons in Dallas

7 Notes LLC has been providing piano lessons in Frisco for 15 years. The center is an Authorized Yamaha Music School with lessons that incorporate research-based curriculum and individual evaluations with private lessons available for eight-year-olds to adults all year long. Instructors hold at least a Bachelor's degree in music, are enthusiastic and nurturing teachers, complete regular Continuous Professional Development programs and seminars, and can teach students everything from ear training and note reading to keyboard harmony and ensemble playing. The Yamaha Group Piano classes include Music Wonderland for preschool, a Junior Music Course for kindergarten, and a Young Musician Course for Grade 1 and up as well. Parents can request a trial session online, and 7 Notes also offers a robotics and programming class.

Alison Chiang offers piano lessons in Dallas and its neighboring areas. When conducting online lessons, Alison requires learners to have their own piano or keyboard and access to online platforms such as Skype, FaceTime, or Zoom. She offers free 30-minute trial lessons. Clients praise Alison Chiang for being consistent, compassionate, and reliable, claiming that she has a special way of conveying messages from composers.

Ben Quine has been teaching piano in Dallas for almost 10 years. Students are instilled with a love of music and given the tools needed for achieving their musical goals via private lessons for all levels, and past students have competed in local festivals as well as performed at Carnegie Hall. Teacher Ben Quine is an international artist and classical performer who was a Fulbright Scholar at the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, Hungary, performed for the likes of Mrs. Laura Bush and Megyessy Péter, the prime minister of Hungary, and is a Fellow of the La Gesse Foundation. Mr. Quine also earned his Master’s of Music degree at the Peabody Conservatory of Music and is today on the board of the Dallas Music Teachers’ Association as well as a member of the Dallas Piano Pedagogy Forum and Junior Pianists Guild.

Dallas Academy of Music and Performing Arts offers piano lessons in Dallas. The center teaches piano as well as other instruments, music education, musical thater, dance, early childhood development programs, music therapy, and artistic marketing for students as young as three all the way up to adults. Individuals can sign up for 30, 45, or 60-minute piano lessons every week at the studio or in the comfort of their own home, and DAMPA also holds solo recitals twice a year as well as an annual Ensemble Recital. Students can also participate in the annual Achievement Auditions with a visiting adjudicator as well as other events such as the Sonatina/Sonata/Baroque Festival and the Dallas Piano Solo Competition, and DAMPA is the Dallas examination center for the Royal Conservatory's Music Development Program exam. All instructors must pass a background check and are committee members and/or event chairmen for DMTA as well.

Lone Star Music Academy teaches piano to students in Flower Mound. Students can sign up for Recurring Private Lessons of 30, 45, or 60-minute sessions each week in a month or Non-recurring Private Lessons of 60-minute sessions scheduled by appointment each time. The center utilizes its extensive network of top-quality teachers who have performed and taught all over the world, hold degrees in music, and are respected and experienced instructors, and potential clients can review all teacher bios on Lone Star's website. Lone Star has won Best of Denton County in 2013, 2014, and 2015 and also provides lessons for guitar, bass, drums, strings, voice, and woodwinds along with homeschool music lessons as well.

Montgomery Music & Piano handles piano instruction in Dallas. Piano lessons are available for age six and up in-studio as well as in-home for an extra fee, and all lessons are individualized for each student's needs. Private piano lessons are only granted after an interview, and all students must have a piano at home for consistent practice. The center also provides public classes at ??Highland Park United Methodist Church with offerings such as Boogie Babies for six to 18-month-olds and Tiny Tots for 18-month-olds to three and half-year-olds. Parents can sign up for these classes directly on the center's website or can request private group music classes with their own playgroup of six or more children in the Park Cities area as well.

Rockwall School of Music has been teaching piano in Rockwall for almost 20 years. The group aims to inspire students to contribute to the musical culture of the community and believes that learning piano is beneficial in and of itself as well as a very useful foundation for learning other instruments. Private lessons, as well as Small Group Piano Classes, are available, and younger students can enjoy Music Theory Practice Time online as well. All instructors have received training at an accredited university or equivalent institution and have passed a background check, and lessons are available all year long in a safe and supportive environment with excellent customer service as well. Lessons are also available for guitar, bass, drums, orchestral strings, woodwinds, brass, voice, and musical theater, and Rockwall features an entire Homeschool Music Program as well.

Zhen Music and Arts Institute has been teaching piano in Dallas for 15 years. The group features experienced instructors who are graduates in music and the arts and who can use a variety of teaching methods depending on the needs and level of each student. Students from the age of three to adults can learn piano with a focus on everything from keyboard technique to performance skills via 30, 45, or 60-minute private lessons. Lessons are also available for guitar, violin, and voice as well as for painting, pottery, photography, and other special workshops. The institute supports numerous local organizations such as the Episcopal School of Dallas, the John S. Armstrong Elementary School Auction, The Lamplighter School, and The Greater Dallas Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation as well.