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Piano

Piano is a great instrument for young beginners (they can start around 4-5 years old). It is a perfect starting instrument because it utilizes both treble and bass clef in the musical notation. Later on, if the student decides to learn another instrument, they will have no problem reading music for an instrument that uses either clef. In addition, it will improve finger dexterity in both hands for young children.
  • Ms. Chen

    Ms. Chen started her piano and violin studies at a young age. She began her…
  • Vicky L.

    Originally from Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Ms. Vicky had her debut concert at the age of 12,…
  • Eugenia C.

    Ms. Eugenia is a passionate and creative educator in piano. Raised in a family surrounded…
  • Ms. Lee

    Ms. Lee was born in Seoul, South Korea. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree and a…
  • Hayden S.

    Mr. Hayden is a pianist, composer, and arranger originally from Atlanta, GA. He grew up…
  • Ms. Kim

    Ms. Kim is a composer from Seoul, South Korea. While in Seoul, she worked as…
  • Sarah S.

    Ms. Sarah is a piano performer and teacher in NYC. She has been playing and…
  • Elif K.

    Ms. Elif performs at major venues worldwide, touring the U.S., and many countries in Europe…
  • Manuela R.

    Ms. Manuela is a pianist and a music educator. She started playing classical piano at…

Strings

Strings are one of the harder instruments to learn for young beginners because they require a lot of patience and time. It is very posture based and producing a clean sound can be difficult for some. However, once this initial obstacle has been overcome, there are many performance opportunities. String instruments are a very popular choice for soloists. The student can join orchestras or various ensembles in their school and experience the joy of performing with their peers.
  • Dr. Liao

    A native of Taiwan, Dr. Liao holds a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) degree from…
  • Kyelah C.

    Ms. Kyelah began her musical education at the age of three, going on to win…
  • Else S.

    Ms. Else is a cellist originally from Ontario, Canada. She started taking lessons at the…
  • Kathie M.

    Ms. Kathie has been playing the violin since she was 5 years and has never…
  • Ms. Wang

    Ms. Wang’s musical journey began at the tender age of five, guided by her father—a…
  • Ms. Wu

    Ms. Wu started to play cello at 8 years old. She finished her bachelor’s degree…

Wind/Brass

Wind instruments (which can be started at around 8 years old), is a very versatile instrument family. Flutes and clarinets can be found in classical orchestras as well as chamber groups and also make good solo wind instruments. All three instruments can be found in various performing bands such as marching band or concert band. If the student has an interest in jazz, saxophone is a great instrument to start as jazz heavily utilizes the saxophone (as well as the clarinet).
  • Alix S.

    Ms. Alix began playing the flute in 2005, studying under Jan McDonald and Wendy Stern…
  • Tal S.

    Originally from the Philadelphia area, Mr. Tal has taught at the Philadelphia Clef Club of…
  • Andres M.

    Andres is a Saxophonist/ Woodwind instrumentalist who has been performing and teaching in NYC for…

Guitar/Bass/Ukulele

Guitar, which can either be acoustic or electric, has many genres to choose from. Whether you want to learn traditional classical guitar, learn chords to pop songs, or riffs for rock/metal music, guitar is the instrument to choose. Bass, which has a very deep sound is vital to any rock band. For younger students who wish to play the guitar but don’t have the finger strength for it can learn the ukulele. Its tiny size and higher pitched strings are perfect for young students.
  • Sebastian D.

    Mr. Sebastian graduated as a dual major from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor…
  • William H.

    Mr. William is an experienced guitarist, keyboardist, composer, and improviser who has toured Europe and…

Drum/Percussion

Drums are a great way for students to strengthen their rhythmic skills. Drums can allow a student to join a jazz or rock band, or even participate in their school’s marching band. Many musical pit orchestras also utilize a drum set. Learning a drum set also improves a student’s mental and physical concentration as they have to move their feet, and both hands independently.
  • Ben W.

    Mr. Ben completed a B.M. in Percussion Performance at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, studying…

Vocal/Voice

Vocal is a very versatile instrument with a myriad of genres to choose from. Classical opera, musical theater, pop, and jazz can all be accomplished through vocal training, even though they all utilize different singing techniques. Students who learn vocal can either sing as a soloist, or join a choir. They can even join a musical in their school.
  • Albina I.

    Ms. Albina is a distinguished soprano and music educator with a strong academic and teaching…
  • Juney L.

    Ms. Juney is a versatile vocalist, music educator, and band leader based in NewYork City…
  • Abby H.

    Abby is a vocalist, performer, and musician excited to share her love for music with…

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