AGES 5–8
Young beginners
Games, rhythm, note reading, and first songs, all in lessons sized for young attention spans.
🎹 Now accepting new students
Where little hands (and big ones) find their music.
Friendly, patient piano lessons for kids, teens, and adults. One-on-one, at your pace, with songs you actually want to play.
Hi, I'm Rulin!
I run an independent piano studio where every student gets individual attention, a clear plan, and music they're excited to practice.
My teaching blends a strong classical foundation (technique, reading, theory, and ear training) with plenty of room for pop, film, and whatever music you love. Young children learn through games and rhythm, teens work toward goals like exams and recitals, and adults learn at a comfortable, pressure-free pace.
- One-on-one lessons
- Ages 5 to adult
- Studio recitals
- Exam & competition prep
Lessons for every stage
AGES 8–18
Kids & teens
Real skills in repertoire, technique, sight-reading, and theory, plus recitals and optional exams.
ALL LEVELS
Adults
Starting fresh or coming back after years away? It's never too late, and we'll go at your pace.
ADD-ON
Theory & exams
Focused preparation for graded exams, auditions, and competitions.
Simple monthly tuition
Weekly lessons, billed at the start of each month for the lessons in that month.
30 min
$50
per lesson
Great for young beginners
45 min
$70
per lesson · most popular
For growing students
60 min
$90
per lesson
Advanced & exam students
Not sure which length? A trial lesson helps us figure it out together.
Studio policies
💳 Payment
Tuition is due at the start of each month.
📅 Cancellations
Please give at least 24 hours' notice. Lessons missed without notice aren't refunded.
🔁 Make-ups
Lessons cancelled with notice can be rescheduled when an opening is available.
🎹 Practice
Students need a piano or weighted 88-key keyboard at home.
Questions? Answers!
What age can my child start?
Most children are ready around age 5–6, when they can recognize numbers and letters and focus for about 20–30 minutes. A trial lesson is a great way to find out.
Do I need a real piano?
An acoustic piano is ideal, but a digital piano or keyboard with 88 full-size, weighted keys and a sustain pedal works well, especially for beginners.
How much should students practice?
Consistency matters more than length. Young beginners do well with 10–15 minutes a day; older students typically practice 30–60 minutes.
Are there recitals?
Yes! Studio recitals let students share what they've learned in a supportive setting. Participation is encouraged but never required.
I'm an adult with no experience. Is that okay?
Absolutely. Adult beginners are very welcome, and lessons are built around your goals, pace, and schedule.
Let's make some music!
Tell me about the student (age, experience, and goals) and your preferred days and times. I'll get back to you within a day or two.
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