Learn to play the piano with our community.
Are you looking to learn piano? Look no further! Our highly experienced instructors have decades of teaching experience. We offer lessons to students of all skill levels and all ages. Whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an advanced player looking to improve your technique, we’re here to help you reach your goals and get you playing with others.
If you’re an intermediate or advanced keyboard player looking to improve, we can help. Our intermediate and advanced keyboard lessons are specially curated to challenge and inspire you. We’ll work on a variety of techniques such as chord progressions, arpeggios, and improvisation, to help you expand your musicality and creativity.
We will also cover various styles of music such as classical, jazz, rock, and pop.
Are you interested in learning piano in a flexible and convenient way? You’re in the right place! Our remote piano lessons can be taken from the comfort of your own home.
With the use of video conferencing technology, we can have live, interactive piano lessons no matter where you are located. Remote piano lessons are a great option for those who have busy schedules or for those who live in areas where it is difficult to find a local instructor.
Piano Teacher
A native of Morton Grove, Illinois, Nick completed a bachelor of music degree in jazz studies from DePaul University in 2011. He was fortunate to study under some wonderful musicians during his time at DePaul, including Cliff Colnot, Ron Perrillo, Bob Palmieri, and Bob Rummage. During his career, both during college and thereafter, he has had the pleasure of playing alongside notable jazz performers such as Wynton Marsalis, Phil Woods, Ira Sullivan, and Jeff Hamilton just to name a few. Although he completed a jazz degree, Nick has never been one to play only one style of music. He also has an extensive classical background and currently is a member of both the Northbrook Symphony Orchestra and the Evanston Symphony Orchestra. Nick has performed on all sorts of stages throughout Chicago, from the stage at Millennium Park to the Cultural Center, and from theater venues like stage 773 to bar venues such as the Hideout, the Whistler and Schubas.
In a group setting, you’ll be able to play piano alongside others who share your love of music. This can be a great way to stay motivated, learn from others, and make new friends. Playing music with other like-minded people is extremely beneficial for all, from beginners to more advanced players.
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