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Irene taught Spencer about 1 month ago
Irene tutored Spencer in piano, focusing on refining his technique and understanding of a specific piece. Spencer practiced sections from bar 17 onwards, receiving feedback on chord shapes, note spacing, and timing. Irene assigned practice for the week, including reviewing the "Gem No Petty" vision and running through the waltz with a metronome.
Chord Recognition
Slurs on Same Notes
Octave Recognition
Fourth and Third Chords
Elizabeth taught William about 1 month ago
Elizabeth Kahn led Sandra Suther in a piano lesson that covered rhythm, note reading, intervals of a third, and musical terms. Sandra practiced several pieces and played a rhythm game to reinforce her understanding. They discussed future song choices and scheduling regular lessons.
Eighth Notes
Dotted Half Note
F Clef
Interval of a Third
Whole Note Rest
Giacomo taught Cora about 1 month ago
Giacomo guided Cora through piano exercises focused on reading and technique, then applied those skills to learning "Hey Jude." They analyzed chord progressions, inversions, and voicings. Giacomo assigned practice exercises for the week he's on vacation and reminded Cora to renew her subscription before their next lesson in two weeks.
Chord Inversions
Subscription Renewal
Harmonic Analysis
Spin Five
Reading Music
Megan taught Ross about 1 month ago
Megan Wilde led Ross VanHara through a piano lesson covering intervals, chord construction (C major and G7), and sight-reading. Ross practiced identifying intervals, playing chords, and performing songs with attention to dynamics. Homework was assigned: page 35, "Merrily We Roll Along," focusing on C major and G7 chords.
Melodic vs. Harmonic Intervals
Triads and Chords
Dynamic Signs
C Major and G7 Chords
Interval Identification
Ryan taught Mike about 1 month ago
Ryan Krause and Michael Cole had a piano lesson where they worked on scales, arpeggios, Hannon exercises, and the piece "Morning Greeting." Ryan provided feedback on Michael's technique, focusing on evenness, control, and memorization strategies. Michael was assigned specific practice tasks for the week, including accent exercises for scales and chunking for memorizing "Morning Greeting."
Internet Speed Impact
Rhythm Counting
Scale Practice - Accents
Music Memorization - Chunking
Arpeggio Practice - Additive
Giacomo taught Jason about 1 month ago
Giacomo Favitta guided Lonca through an analysis of jazz guitar voicings, focusing on the standard "Body and Soul." Lonca practiced identifying chord functions and experimented with different chord shapes, including major 7th and altered dominant chords, to create smoother transitions. Giacomo assigned the A section of "Body and Soul" for practice, tasking Lonca with finding optimal chord voicings.
Sub V Dominants
Open String Shapes
Major 7 Chords
Minor 7 Flat 5
Chord Voicings
Altered Chords
Secondary Dominants
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Grand, digital, and player piano lessons with teachers in El Paso
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4.82
Reliability
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Evelin Hodge rated Simon
West Side, El Paso
3 months ago
Finding the ideal fit for my teenage son was a concern of mine after moving to the West Side. Simon utilises a hybrid digital piano to educate him, emphasising artistic components such as pedal use and phrasing. Now, he makes his own covers.
Arthur Brewer rated Suny
Upper Valley, El Paso
4 months ago
Lopez was the first instructor to help me grasp chord voicings and swing rhythm on a grand piano. I am an Upper Valley jazz lover. She has a wealth of knowledge and makes even difficult progressions seem manageable. I get creative energy from every session.
Cloe Simmons rated Miruna
Kern Place, El Paso
5 months ago
Few teachers in my more than ten years of teaching at Kern Place had the same enthusiasm as Spiridon . Depending on their objectives, her pupils can learn on an upright piano or a digital one. Even the smallest children are long term interested by her use of pop, film, and classical forms.
Fletcher Santiago rated Laura
El Paso, TX
5 months ago
Morales Guirales has really increased our daughter's self confidence.
Greyson Fitzgerald rated Aroma
Mission Valley, El Paso
5 months ago
My seven-year-old has been learning piano with Mall in Mission Valley for a few months now. Mall ’s weighted keyboard, perfect for beginners, helped her transition seamlessly to our upright at home. Now, she plays simple classical pieces with confidence
Mohamed Calderon rated Gaurav
El Paso, TX
6 months ago
Gaurav has the ability to make every lesson interesting and extremely beneficial. I was anxious to play the piano again after a long absence, but Gaurav provided a calm, encouraging, and encouraging learning atmosphere. I actually look forward to each session since they broke down difficult concepts into doable steps. Gaurav has greatly boosted my self esteem and passion for music.
Seth Harrell rated Alexander
Central El Paso, El Paso
8 months ago
Studying classical piano with Alexander in Central El Paso has been truly inspiring. his grand piano adds depth to every lesson, and as someone rediscovering music in college, I deeply value his guidance. he cultivates both technical precision and emotional depth, urging me to feel the music rather than just play it.
Dayanara Ward rated Robert
Horizon City, El Paso
10 months ago
I needed a teacher who was calm but focused because I was a late beginning adult in Horizon City. Robert has performed flawlessly. I was able to comprehend various playing styles because to his usage of both classical and contemporary compositions
El Paso and the Enduring Allure of the Piano

El Paso, Texas, a vibrant city nestled at the foot of the Franklin Mountains and situated on the U.S.-Mexico border, may be widely known for its unique blend of cultures, historic landmarks, and stunning desert landscapes. However, beneath the city's lively surface lies a thriving piano culture, with deep roots in both education and entertainment. From dedicated educational institutions to popular performance venues and specialised services, El Paso offers a rich tapestry of experiences for both piano enthusiasts and aspiring musicians.
Piano education and community engagement in El Paso
The city recognises the importance of nurturing musical talent, particularly when it comes to the piano. The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) boasts a strong music department with a particular focus on piano studies. The program provides students with a comprehensive education in piano performance and pedagogy, allowing them to hone their skills and contribute to the local music scene as performers and educators. Notably, UTEP has a strong relationship with the community, providing venues for young pianists to perform and attend high-calibre concerts. A student organisation called HOLOS connects current piano students with alumni and piano aficionados, fostering support and interaction within the Department of Music and the El Paso Vicinity.
Beyond the university, several other institutions offer piano lessons for a wide range of ages and skill levels. The El Paso Music Learning Corner provides private music lessons in piano and other instruments, aiming to provide exceptional music education to the community. TR Music & Voice Lessons, with multiple locations across El Paso, also offers personalized, one-on-one piano instruction. Meanwhile, Sound Stage 9, El Paso's first artist development studio, specializes in performance-based music education, including piano lessons for all ages. The El Paso Conservatory of Music provides a nurturing environment for students of all ages and levels to benefit from the expertise of outstanding faculty members. These institutions, along with numerous independent instructors, ensure that the art of piano playing continues to flourish in El Paso.
The city's commitment to fostering young talent is also evident through organizations like the El Paso Society for Musicians of the Future (EPSMF). The EPSMF hosts a yearly Competition for Young Musicians, attracting talented pianists between the ages of eight and nineteen from local, national, and international backgrounds. The winners receive cash awards and the opportunity to perform in EPSMF events.


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