The Taylor Studio

You're looking for a piano teacher - thats great! That means you have a child at home thats interested in music and you want to encourage that interest while its still hot. Congratulations on making an excellent decision.

Like most parents new to piano lessons, you want to make sure your child is getting the best musical education possible. You want a teacher that can help you help your child at home for the six days between lessons. You want a teacher that loves teaching and understands the needs of your family. Piano is probably not the only activity your child participates in so you also need a teacher who gets that sometimes, we just don't have time left over in the day for practice.

So far, you have probably called a few studios, found out their rates and availability and maybe even had a conversation with the teacher. You may have heard about all the different materials they use, the festivals the kids participate in (which add another something onto the family calendar), and their rigid practice schedules. They may have also told you about their performance credits which sound really impressive but don't mean too much to you. They've told you everything you need to know about them but they haven't told you how they will teach your child to love music.