Our Programs
Thoughtfully designed small-group piano and musicianship experiences for different ages and stages of learning
Group Piano Lessons
Tiny Piano Friends
We learn while we play!
Ages 3.5 – 4.5
6 students
Tiny Piano Friends is a 45-minute small-group piano readiness program in South Austin for young children ages 3.5–4.5. Lessons with movement and rhythmic games, singing and of course hands-on piano time will stimulate the innate musicality of your child, preparing them for future piano lessons.
Imagination is our tool of choice to present musical experiences and explore different concepts. The program offers a playful and developmentally appropriate introduction to foundational concepts such as steady beat, pitch, musical contrasts, keyboard awareness, and creative expression.
A well-tuned acoustic piano or a digital piano is highly recommended at home.
A few Objectives
- Respond to changes in tempo
- Notice differences between note durations
- Distinguish between one pitch and another
- Recognize differences between high/low
- Play with one finger (non-legato)
- Use imagination to create
- Build confidence through shared music-making
Tuition and current availability are shared during the Meet & Greet.
Piano Friends
Growing musicians together
Ages 5+
4 students
Piano Friends is our core 45-minute small-group piano program in South Austin for children ages 5 and older. This class progressively builds musicianship, healthy technique and proper body posture at the piano.
To concentrate on expression, technique and aural skills we learn songs and pieces by rote. Creativity is at the core of each lesson and it is encouraged through improvisation and composition. These activities paired with playing games, singing and moving give our students the musical language and experiences that later will translate into concepts. During this program our music literacy process begins and each student receives a piano method book.
A well-tuned acoustic or digital piano is required for home practice
A few Objectives
- Develop healthy piano technique and posture
- Strengthen rhythm and internal pulse
- Build listening and aural skills
- Develop music-reading skills progressively
- Explore the keyboard confidently
- Improvise and compose using musical ideas
- Develop musical expression and independence
- Build confidence through playing with and for others
Tuition and current availability are shared during the Meet & Greet.
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Duo Program
A two-student learning format
The Duo Program is a 45-minute class available when a two-student setting is the best match for the students’ age, level, learning needs, and scheduling.
Students receive close teacher guidance while also benefiting from observation, collaboration, ensemble playing, and shared musical experiences.
A piano method book is given for class and home practice (included in registration).
Tuition and current availability are shared during the Meet & Greet.
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Adult Piano Groups
Begin or begin again
4 adults
The Adult Piano Group program is a 45-minute class that provides a welcoming environment for adults who want to start piano or return after time away.
Students develop practical piano skills, musicianship, rhythm, reading, listening, and confidence while enjoying the motivation and connection of learning with others. The atmosphere is supportive and low-pressure, with space for creativity and musical exploration.
Movement is present in our lessons to support coordination, technique, rhythm, and the understanding of musical concepts. Improvisation and composition are also encouraged from the very beginning, giving students opportunities to explore, create, and develop their own musical voice.
Tuition and current availability are shared during the Meet & Greet.
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For Parents/Caregivers
You are welcome and encouraged to attend and observe the lesson.
Learning alongside your child helps you understand the language and strategies used in class and gives you practical ways to support music-making at home.
For younger students especially, this partnership can make a meaningful difference in building confidence, consistency, and positive practice habits.
Your role in their learning process is crucial.