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Melva Tanoto - Piano lessons in San Francisco

..., student will get a feedback of what and how to practice, it will provide clarity for the student. My personalized tutoring strengthens students'

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Adamya Parihar - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...ull-time music composer, producer, and arranger has enriched my teaching style with practical insights. I specialize in chord theory, ear training,

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Connor Terrell - Piano lessons in San Francisco

... and offline. I utilize curriculum resources that cater to a wide range of piano styles and genres. My methodology emphasizes personalized learning

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Ariana Fuller-Moutell - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...ech tools such as chord apps, metronomes, and backing track libraries to enhance learning. My curriculum blends theory and practical skills, keepin

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Kenneth Ainsworth - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...ng to enhance your performance skills, I'm here to guide you every step of the way. Let's embark on this musical journey together! In my piano less

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Isaac Hilts - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...sic, and my foundation in both classical and contemporary music informs the dynamic and individualized approach I bring to every lesson. What sets

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Juan Mendizabal - Piano lessons in San Francisco

... emphasizing technique while nurturing musicality. I use a variety of tech tools like DAWs, metronome apps, and virtual piano apps to enhance onlin

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Nikesha Moore - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...hing experience, I cater to all levels, from kids to adults, beginners to advanced. I excel in various specialties like Chord Theory, Ear Training,

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Erik Yera - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...ormance skills, I cover it all. Whether you're a kid, beginner, or seasoned player, my goal is to ignite your passion for piano and drive you towar

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Isadora Chadwick - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...o-to piano tutor for a personalized and enriching learning experience. My specialties range from chord theory to performance skills, ensuring a com

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Piano lessons in San Francisco for beginners, kids, and adults

Digital Piano

Digital Piano

Learn chords and scales with visual aids

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Build stage-ready confidence on a grand piano

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Focus on enjoyment, not perfection

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Kirstie taught 2 days ago

Kirstie Bruno led Sophia through a comprehensive piano lesson, where they practiced familiar tunes like "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," and "Yankee Doodle." Sophia also worked on scales in D, E, and F. The lesson introduced two new pieces, "Itsy Bitsy Spider" and "Can't Help Falling in Love." For homework, Sophia was assigned to memorize her scales and listen to a recording of "Can't Help Falling in Love."

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Giacomo taught 9 days ago

During a recent music lesson, Giacomo guided Asher through rhythm and note values, specifically addressing the distinction between black and white notes and introducing dotted white notes. Asher also practiced playing simple melodies and chords, such as the C chord, while coordinating both hands. For their next lesson, Asher is tasked with practicing the first two lines of "The Pipers Are Coming."

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Nikk taught 10 days ago

During their recent music lesson, Nikk and Adam reviewed the circle of fifths, focusing on memorization and key changes. They also practiced hand movement exercises on the keyboard. Adam was assigned exercises in the keys of C, E, and F to practice throughout the week, concentrating on finger crossovers and fluidity. Their next lesson will continue with discussions on the circle of fifths and the relationship between sharps and flats.

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Melva taught 16 days ago

Melva and Becci dedicated their time to enhancing Becci's piano playing, with a particular focus on sight-reading, musical phrasing, and note recognition. Becci actively practiced shaping musical phrases and undertook listening exercises to sharpen her auditory memory. For her upcoming practice, Melva tasked Becci with mastering the first four pages of their current song, concentrating on fluency and shaping, and also to try reading the notes of a marching tune. Looking ahead, they scheduled to commence learning 'The Blue Danube' by Strauss during their next lesson.

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Juan taught 17 days ago

Juan and Kris recently had a music lesson where they reviewed the C major scale, emphasizing legato and staccato techniques. Their exploration extended to C major triad inversions, which they applied within a 1-4-5-1 chord progression. Kris focused on using these inversions to create smoother transitions. Juan concluded the lesson by assigning continued practice of scales and chord progressions, encouraging them to incorporate both legato and staccato styles.

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Rachael taught 22 days ago

During a recent music lesson, Rachael and Helen delved into the circle of fifths, exploring its connection to key signatures and how to identify sharps and flats in major keys. They also covered the fundamentals of chord construction within major keys. Helen was assigned to practice these concepts and review key signatures, preparing for their next lesson where they will continue their work on the circle of fifths and begin learning the new piece, "Elise Meets Emily."

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Anastasia Kiseleva - Piano lessons in San Francisco

... and theory quizzes. Join me on a musical journey where every lesson is a step towards mastering the piano with joy and confidence.

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Isadora Ravenscroft - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...usical expression through personalized teaching methods that incorporate ear training and interactive tools like backing track libraries and chord

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Sekar Utami - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...rom kids to adults, with a personalized approach. I leverage tech tools like backing track libraries, chord & scale reference apps, DAWs, and virtu

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Gregory Lockhart - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...lum spanning classical, jazz, and more, I aim to inspire over 200 students to excel and enjoy the musical journey.

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Tara Gozaydin - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...chniques, tailored for students of all levels. Specializing in piano instruction, I use innovative tools like chord apps, metronomes, and virtual p

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Lukas Jusman - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...lm score for a CGI animated short. For those eager to listen, a 4-minute original song with vocals awaits. At heart, I'm here to assist you on your

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Summer Harper - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...tified K-12 Music teacher with 2+ years of classroom experience and 8+ years of private lesson teaching experience. I have also completed the Suzuk

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Amelia Wainwright - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...n, and Music Theory to nurture your passion for music. From mastering Pedaling Techniques to honing Rhythm and Timing, I ensure a comprehensive ski

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Mohammadyahya sabet zadeh - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...n each student's unique strengths and areas for improvement. My teaching methods incorporate interactive techniques to keep students engaged and mo

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Joon Kim - Piano lessons in San Francisco

...heory, and Performance Techniques. Whether you're into Jazz, Classical, or Electric Keyboard, I tailor lessons to your musical tastes. I've perform

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Santos Haynes rated Stanley

Castro, San Francisco

4 months ago

I started Piano lessons with Stanley who has a wonderful way of instructing my nine year old daughter living in Castro. This kind and imaginative teacher doesn't just give lessons he joins his at the piano creating a truly engaging experience each time. For my quiet imaginative child these lessons have sparked a beautiful interest in music creation and he is now composing his own little tunes.

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Arianna Peterson rated Edward

Mission District, San Francisco

5 months ago

I started Piano lessons with Edward and he transformed my entire piano experience. Working with him in the Mission District on blues and Latin jazz at his upright piano, I’ve finally connected with rhythm on a deeper level.

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Hassan Bridges rated Imogen

San Francisco, CA

5 months ago

Learning from has been an incredibly fulfilling experience. she goes beyond teaching the mechanics of playing and dives into the reasoning behind each technique which has helped me truly understand and connect with the music. My progress has been remarkable not only in terms of technical ability but also in my ability to express myself musically. What stands out the most is her unwavering support and kindness which makes the entire learning process enjoyable. If you are looking for someone to guide you through your musical journey Waverly is the perfect choice.

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Teresa Ayala rated Terence

North Beach, San Francisco

7 months ago

I began taking lessons with Terence in North Beach last year starting from scratch with no experience. At first I struggled with my timing on a digital piano but Terence made things easy to grasp with visual exercises. But now it has been a huge boost to my confidence and progress.

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Devon Kemp rated Ambrose

Pacific Heights, San Francisco

9 months ago

When we moved to Pacific Heights we had no idea we had come across such a gem in Underhill . she teaches my son who is passionate about film music. Underhill blends classical exercises with soundtrack tunes on a Yamaha upright and this mix keeps each lesson fresh and engaging.

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Kaylie Santiago rated Florence

San Francisco, CA

11 months ago

Studying piano with Redgrave has been a wonderful experience. I’ve made incredible progress along the way.

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Piano Lessons in San Francisco: Grow Your Skills

Why San Francisco is a Good Place to Learn Piano

Why San Francisco is a Good Place to Learn Piano

San Francisco is a city full of music, culture, and creativity. Whether you walk through the streets of the Mission District or visit Golden Gate Park, you’ll often hear music in the background. It’s a city where people appreciate the arts and support all types of learning, including music.

If you want to learn piano, San Francisco has many great options. From beginners to more advanced players, students here can find tutors who match their level and style. Piano lessons can take place in homes, community centers, or online, whatever works best for your schedule. The city’s love for music helps create a strong learning environment where you can stay motivated.
 


Piano Lessons That Fit Your Style and Schedule

Piano Lessons That Fit Your Style and Schedule

Every student is different. Some people want to learn classical piano and read sheet music. Others want to play songs they like or learn to write their own music. In San Francisco, tutors understand this and offer lessons that are personalized for each student’s goals.

Kids in neighborhoods like Noe Valley or the Sunset District often take after-school piano lessons to build musical skills and confidence. Adults in areas like the Castro or SoMa may start learning piano as a new hobby or way to relax. Wiingy connects students with experienced piano teachers across the city who can teach all ages and skill levels. Lessons can happen once a week or more often, depending on what works for you.
 


What You’ll Learn in Your Piano Classes

What You’ll Learn in Your Piano Classes

In the beginning, you’ll learn the basics like how to sit at the piano, hand positions, and simple songs. As you continue, you’ll move on to reading music, using both hands, and playing more complex pieces. Some students may also learn about chords, ear training, or how to play by memory.

San Francisco also offers many chances to experience live music and stay inspired. Students can attend events like the San Francisco International Piano Festival, which brings talented pianists from around the world to perform and lead workshops across the city. There's also Music at Kohl Mansion in Burlingame, which hosts classical piano concerts in an intimate setting, and Old First Concerts near Pacific Heights, known for supporting young and emerging musicians. For those interested in jazz piano, the SFJAZZ Center in Hayes Valley is one of the top venues in the country. These local events give piano students a chance to hear different styles, meet other music lovers, and stay motivated as they learn.

Frequently asked questions

Do piano coaches in San Francisco help with performance preparation?

Yes, many instructors offer recital opportunities, mock auditions, and stage preparation, especially in cultural hubs like Civic Center and Potrero Hill.

Are there piano classes for seniors in San Francisco?

Senior-friendly piano classes are available in neighborhoods like West Portal and Outer Richmond, often hosted at community centers or retirement homes.

Can I take outdoor or al fresco piano lessons in San Francisco parks or open venues?

Some creative coaches offer outdoor music sessions during warmer months, especially near Golden Gate Park or Presidio, often combining music with mindfulness.

Are there piano lessons in San Francisco that incorporate music production or composition?

Instructors in areas like Hayes Valley and Dogpatch blend traditional piano with digital production and composition for a modern music education.

Where can teens prepare for piano exams like ABRSM or CM in San Francisco?

Music academies in the Richmond and Sunset districts have certified coaches who guide students through ABRSM, Certificate of Merit (CM), and RCM exam prep.

Are there family-friendly piano classes in San Francisco?

Studios in neighborhoods like Bernal Heights and Glen Park often offer sibling discounts or family piano packages for children and parents learning together.

Can I learn piano in a shared studio or co-learning space in San Francisco?

Creative spaces like PianoFight and Community Music Center provide shared environments where learners can collaborate and attend workshops.

Are there piano lessons available for tech professionals in San Francisco with busy schedules?

Coaches in neighborhoods like South of Market (SoMa) and Mission Bay offer flexible online or evening sessions tailored for professionals in tech and biotech industries.

Can I take piano lessons near downtown San Francisco or the Financial District?

Many instructors offer lunchtime or after-work sessions near Market Street, making it convenient for working professionals in the city. Also Wiingy connects you with experienced piano tutors across San Francisco, offering sessions tailored to your goals.

Where can I find beginner piano lessons in San Francisco?

Neighborhoods like the Mission, Noe Valley, and Inner Sunset have several music schools and independent coaches offering beginner-friendly piano classes for kids and adults.

What is the general cost range for private piano lessons in San Francisco?

In San Francisco, private piano instruction typically ranges from $65 to $120 per hour. Factors that affect pricing include the instructor’s credentials, location of the lesson (in-home or studio), and lesson length.

What skills do students develop during their first few weeks of piano instruction?

Early-stage piano learners typically work on posture, hand placement, note reading, and simple rhythmic patterns. Wiingy’s tutors design these foundational lessons to match the student’s pace and preferred learning method.

Which piano styles are commonly requested by students in San Francisco?

Students often seek training in classical, jazz, indie, and film score music. Instructors frequently shape the curriculum around the genre that motivates the learner while still covering core technical essentials.

Are there public events in San Francisco where piano students can gain performance experience?

Local programs like those hosted at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and community arts festivals in areas like Hayes Valley provide platforms for young pianists to showcase their talent and grow stage confidence.

How are adult learners supported differently than younger beginners?

Adult students usually follow a goal-based approach focused on pieces they’re passionate about, whether revisiting music from the past or learning new compositions. Lessons often blend technical refinement with stress-free enjoyment.

What makes a piano teacher a good fit for young students?

Look for someone who maintains a structured but playful tone, uses visual and aural learning tools, and adapts to a child’s attention span. Wiingy connects families with tutors who bring both experience and child-friendly teaching styles to the piano bench.

How long does it take to begin playing intermediate-level pieces?

With consistent weekly lessons and regular practice, students often reach a comfortable playing level within four to six months. Milestones include fluent note reading, hand coordination, and expressive phrasing, all of which are emphasized by well-structured tutoring.

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