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Daniela taught about 1 month ago
Daniela and Jackie's piano lesson covered scales, chords, and hand posture, alongside playing "Roman Trumpets" and "Starlit Melody." Jackie received specific practice instructions: to use a metronome for her scales, focusing on identifying and correcting errors, and to learn the new song, "Starlit Melody," after watching a reference video.
Scale Practice Strategy
Piano Hand Posture
Metronome Usage
Broken vs. Blocked Chords
Rebecca taught about 1 month ago
Rebecca worked with Nadia during their music lesson, focusing on scales, arpeggios, sight-reading, and specific musical pieces. Their session emphasized rhythm, phrasing, and dynamics, with Nadia receiving targeted feedback on her performances of "Remember Me," "Mussy He Dead," and "Berry Smoothie." Rebecca will provide a recording of "Berry Smoothie" to help Nadia further refine its rhythmic nuances.
Harmonic Minor Scale
Musical Phrasing
Rhythmic Precision
Dynamics (Loudest Part)
Finger Preparation
Melva taught about 1 month ago
Melva guided Jenny through a comprehensive music lesson, covering music theory, note reading, and piano techniques. Jenny honed her understanding of note values, practiced melodies with precise fingering and dynamics, and began deciphering notes across both treble and bass clefs. For her home practice, Jenny received a new piece, with instructions to focus on the sustain pedal and expressive dynamics.
Clefs (Treble & Bass)
Pedal Usage
Dynamics (Piano
Mezzo Forte
Forte)
Note Values
Giacomo taught about 1 month ago
Giacomo and Asher's piano lesson concentrated on reading musical notation and playing left-hand melodies. Asher honed his skills in identifying notes, understanding rhythm, and correctly applying F# when indicated. During the lesson, they played four different melodies, culminating in Asher performing his self-composed pieces.
F-sharp (F#)
Note Duration (Long/Short)
Reading Music Direction
Giacomo taught about 1 month ago
Giacomo led Levi in a music lesson where they explored several pieces, concentrating on sharps, rhythm in 3/4 time, and chord recognition. Levi worked on "The Skater" and started "Skip to my Lou" along with a new study. For homework, Levi needs to practice all three musical selections and be prepared to perform them in their upcoming lesson.
Sharp Alteration
3/4 Time Signature
G Major Chord
F Major Scale & B-flat
F Major Chord
Juan taught about 2 months ago
Juan and Kris recently had a productive music lesson where they began by reviewing A minor scales. Following this, they delved into G major scales and their corresponding key signatures, utilizing the circle of fifths as a helpful guide. Kris actively practiced these scales and was also introduced to the Bach Minuet in G major. For practice, Juan assigned Kris to work on both the G major and E minor scales, as well as to study the Bach Minuet. Juan also committed to sending over the sheet music for the G major scale, the E minor scale, and the circle of fifths page.
Rhythm Notation (Quarter
Eighth
Sixteenth Notes)
Key Signatures
Relative Minor
A Minor Scale (Natural
Harmonic
Melodic)
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Piano Lessons in San Francisco: Grow Your Skills
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
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
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.
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