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Piano Lessons in Bellevue, WA
Youth Piano Program (September 2, 2024 - June 16, 2025)
Eastside Piano & Music School Courses
Bellevue College Credit Piano Lessons (Fall, Winter, Spring Quarters)
Summer Piano Program (July 8 - August 8, 2024)
Beginner Lessons: (Ages 5 and up): 30 minute weekly private lessons covering piano and music theory. New beginners through level 4. Two Recitals per year. Lessons can be online and/or in the Bellevue teaching studio.
Intermediate Piano Lessons: (Levels 4-6): 40 minute weekly
private lessons covering piano and music theory, Two recitals per year. Lessons can be done online and/or in the Bellevue teaching studio.
Advanced Piano Lessons: (Levels 7-10): 50 or 60 minute weekly private lessons covering piano, harmony, and music history. Two recitals per year.
Lessons can be done online and/or in the Bellevue teaching studio.
10 weeks of private piano lessons per quarter for college credit, or just for personal enrichment. To receive college credit, Bellevue College students need to co-enroll with Bellevue College and with EPMS. Attendance and Jury and/or Recital performance required for grade, if signed up for college credit. Lessons are available online, in studio, or in combination.
Private lessons covering piano and/or theory. Great for students looking to work on improving skills during summer break. Lessons can be done online, in studio, or in combination.
Choosing the right Piano...
In order to succeed at learning the piano, students simply need to practice daily. Choosing the appropriate instrument is an important decision. As a student's abilities improve over time, likewise, they will need to play on a better instrument that will better reflect their abilities and keep up with their technical demands.
Just getting started? An inexpensive keyboard with built-in speakers will work for the first 6-12 months. You will also need a keyboard stand, a sustain pedal, and a music stand.
By the time a student reaches Level 2, you will want to upgrade to a working acoustic (traditional) piano or a full sized decent quality digital piano with built in speakers, pedals, music rack, with weighted piano keys. Students will also need a metronome by this time.
Students that reach Level 5 and up should upgrade to a good quality professional vertical (upright) piano (48-52 inch) or a good quality grand piano (5'8" or longer).
Want to read more about what to buy, buy the Piano Book by Larry Fine or read it online. When you're ready to own a piano, check with us because our students get great pricing and personalized service with Northwest Pianos.
