Plans for summer piano lessons are coming together, so if you haven't made arrangements with your teacher, do so quickly!  Just think about the progress you could make during those two months without the demands of school activities.  Most students have more time to practice in the summer and continue to gain proficiency when lessons are continued without the two month break. Summer lessons are also a great way to start planning piano pieces for next year and getting ideas for Festival.  

A summer without lessons means a summer without practice.  Very few students sit down to play when they don’t have accountability with their teacher.  Without practice, students fail to maintain their skills; in fact, their technical skills regress!  When fall comes, that means the initial weeks of lessons are spent in review to get back to pre-summer skill level. Continuing lessons and establishing a strong practice routine is especially helpful for younger students who have just begun their piano study.

We offer a flexible schedule for busy families.   Lessons are conducted during the day and evening throughout the summer.  The online registration allows you to select the best schedule for your active summer.  Registration times will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis, so be sure to submit your requests as soon as possible.  Click here for more specific information about dates and rates, or look for the flyers posted in the studio.  There will be a one-week break between the end of the school year and the beginning of the summer schedule, then a two week break before the 2012-2013 school year begins in August.