Level 1 – Beginner Piano

Level One is designed for beginning piano students. At this stage, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of piano playing, including:

• Listening to and producing piano sounds

• Recognizing melody and harmony patterns

• Understanding the importance of rhythm and five-finger patterns

• Learning basic technique, including key approach and attack

• Exploring musical terms related to piano performance

Students will also begin working on scales, arpeggios, chord production, and triads, while developing an understanding of musical notation as it relates to piano playing. Each lesson builds progressively, laying a strong foundation for continued musical growth and advancement.

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Level 2 – Early Intermediate Piano

In Level Two, students continue building on foundational skills as they progress into early intermediate piano studies. Instruction focuses on:

• Expanding knowledge of finger patterns and hand coordination

• Introducing and applying proper use of piano pedals

• Learning major and minor scales in ascending and descending forms

• Developing fluency with arpeggios, broken chords, and trills

• Exploring tempo variations and expressive playing techniques

• Continuing the study of musical notation and its application in more complex pieces

Students in Level Two deepen their technical skills and musical understanding, preparing them for more advanced repertoire and expressive performance.

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Level 3 – Intermediate Piano

In Level Three, students begin to deepen their connection with music by applying their knowledge of musical notation and piano technique to the art of musical interpretation. Emphasis is placed on developing each student’s personal expression, how they feel and respond to the music from within.

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Students will explore how to bring written music to life through expressive playing, dynamic control, phrasing, and emotional nuance. At this stage, learners are encouraged to interpret music not just technically, but artistically, expanding their ability to communicate through the piano.

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Level Three marks a meaningful step as students begin to truly connect with piano expression and develop their unique musical voice.

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Level 4 – Intermediate to Advanced Piano

Level Four is designed for serious piano students who are ready to refine their technique and deepen their artistic expression. At this stage, students will:

• Study a variety of musical styles and genres

• Apply their foundational knowledge to develop a personalized musical style

• Focus on advanced sound production, dynamic control, and technical precision

• Explore the interpretive qualities that make each performance unique

This level encourages students to mature as musicians, using technique and expression to shape their individual artistic identity at the piano.

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Level 5 – Advanced Piano

Level Five is for advanced students who have developed a strong foundation in piano performance, theory, and musical interpretation. At this level, students will:

• Apply their comprehensive piano knowledge with confidence and precision

• Expand their repertoire with more complex and challenging pieces

• Refine advanced techniques and expressive phrasing

• Explore innovative ways to interpret music and develop a distinctive artistic voice

This level emphasizes mastery, musical maturity, and performance readiness, preparing students for solo recitals, competitions, or continued advanced study.