Piano Lessons
Learning the piano is about more than just finding the right notes; it’s about developing a musical vocabulary that lasts a lifetime. To provide a clear and engaging path for my students, I utilize the Faber Piano Adventures series as our core curriculum. This method is widely respected for its "ace" approach, balancing artistry, technique, and theory from day one. For my younger beginners, we typically start with the Faber Primer books, which are brilliantly designed to turn the initial steps of learning the keyboard into a fun, rewarding experience that grows right along with them.
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As students move through the Faber levels, our lessons evolve to match their expanding technical abilities and musical interests. This structured progression ensures there are no gaps in their learning, allowing them to transition smoothly from simple melodies to more complex pieces. To support this journey at home, I’ve provided a list of essential piano gear linked below, covering everything from recommended keyboards to the specific books we'll use in our lessons.
Piano Gear
Piano Primer
If your child is a beginner, start with these books!
Piano Book 1
This is the next level after the primer books.
Beginner Keyboard
If you are a beginner and just want a simple keyboard to practice on, here is an affordable option:
Piano Book 2A
The next level piano book after Faber Level 1. This book develops core piano skills with new intervals and songs.
Piano Book 2B
Piano Book 3A
This book builds on the skills taught in 2A with primary chords, scales, and transposition.
This book introduces new notes like the triplet as well as new time signatures and chromatic notes!