Piano Lessons

Digital Piano vs. Traditional Piano -- Which to Choose?

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:01:48 -0600

Let's first explore the costs of both digital and acoustic pianos. The traditional acoustics vary in price depending on brand, size and condition. Prices for acoustic pianos begin around $2,000 and can go up to the tens of thousands of dollars. It's rumored that pianist and vocalist Tori Amos' beloved Bosendorfer costs $100,000! You may be able to find a decent acoustic piano for less than $2,000, but it will probably be used. Digital and electric pianos start in t... Tags: Digital Piano Vs Acoustic

Choosing the Right Digital Piano

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:01:48 -0600

Yamaha P-70 -- This is a perfect choice for a beginner or anyone on a budget, because this piano only costs around $599. This model is lightweight and totally portable. A graded hammer keyboard means that you get the sound, and feel, of an acoustic piano. Except, you also get the option to switch to other instrument sounds such as organ and harpsichord as well. Built in speakers and optional foot pedals make this keyboard ideal for beginners and advanced players ali... Tags: Digital Piano

The Benefits of Taking Piano Lessons

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:01:48 -0600

Not only that, but working directly with a piano teacher can help you more accurately gauge your progress. Your teacher can provide an instructional pace and appropriate materials to meet your individual goals and needs. Not only that, but you can converse with an instructor and ask any questions as they come up. Now that you know why you should work directly with a teacher and take lessons, let's look at what you can expect. Tags: Benefits Of Piano Lessons

How to be a Successful Piano Teacher

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:01:48 -0600

Many teachers choose to conduct classes from their homes. This can be a good choice if you have a good piano and enough space. Other piano instructors actually make housecalls, traveling to their students' homes for classes. Still others rent a building or studio in which to conduct their classes. It's simply a matter of personal preference. You'll often find that you'll get more business if you offer classes at your home yet also offer housecalls for students who ... Tags: How To Be A Successful Piano Teacher