Children's piano and voice lessons with private, partner, and group options.

School-age students build reading, rhythm, technique, listening, singing, and confidence through lessons that make room for curiosity and real growth. Private piano and voice inquiries are open now; partner and group inquiries join an interest list until a suitable match can be formed. Groups of three or more meet at a studio in downtown Palo Alto.

Piano student moment

A glimpse from a children's piano recital.

A short piano moment helps families see students sharing music in a supportive setting, with progress that feels real and encouraging.

Start with the right fit

Not sure whether piano, voice, partner, or group is best?

Share a little about your child and Anna will help you choose a thoughtful first step.

Request a First Lesson

Private lessons

One-on-one piano or voice lessons give students personal attention, clear foundations, and space to grow at their own pace. A combination lesson can include both piano and voice in the same weekly time.

Partner Lessons

Partner Lesson inquiries join an interest list. A pair begins only when two students are a strong match by age, level, personality, and schedule.

Creative Musicianship Groups

This is a small group option for ages 7 and up. Groups form when students are a good match for creative musicianship, games, rhythm, ensemble work, and performance confidence.

Piano

Piano lessons build reading, rhythm, technique, listening, chords, creativity, and confidence at the keyboard. When it supports the student, lessons may include improvisation, simple composition, and musical games so children understand music from the inside.

Voice

Voice lessons help students sing with healthy technique, pitch confidence, breath support, expression, and songs that suit their age.

Piano + voice

Some students split the lesson between piano and voice, which works well for children who love singing and also want a strong musical foundation.

Voice student moment

A short voice example for families considering singing.

Voice lessons help students grow in pitch, breath, tone, confidence, and expression while choosing songs that suit their age and personality.

How it works

A first lesson helps decide the right format.

The first lesson helps the teacher understand your child's personality, learning style, interests, and current level. If it feels like the right fit, families can continue with private lessons or be considered for a partner or creative group match. Students leave lessons with clear priorities, and parents receive a simple role that supports practice without asking them to teach the lesson again.

Private by default A consistent weekly lesson time is reserved for the student.

Partner and group by match Shared formats happen only when age, level, schedule, and personality fit.

Parent clarity Families know what to practice, how to help, and what kind of progress to notice.

Interested in children's lessons?

Share a little about your child, and we will reply with the best next step: a first private lesson, a possible partner match, or a creative group inquiry.

Request a First Lesson