Lessons for children
Note reading, rhythm and fun pieces for ages 5 to 12, with stickers, games and short practice goals.
Sample imagePiano and music lessons, age 5 to adult
Private piano lessons, for every age and level.
Weekly one-on-one piano and music theory lessons in a bright home studio, or online. Beginners to advanced, children from age 5 and adults welcome, with optional exams and two recitals a year.
- Age 5 to adultBeginner to advanced
- 30, 45 or 60 minWeekly lessons
- Studio or onlineYour choice
- Two recitalsWinter and spring
Services
Lessons
Weekly one-on-one piano and music theory lessons in a bright home studio, or online. Beginners to advanced, children from age 5 and adults welcome, with optional exams and two recitals a year.
Teen and adult lessons
Classical, pop or film music, chosen together, for students who want to play the music they love.
Adult beginners
Never played, or stopped as a child? Patient lessons that fit around work and family.
Exam and audition preparation
Pieces, scales, sight-reading and aural tests for students taking graded exams or auditions.
Music theory
Theory and ear training built into lessons, or as a small group class on Saturdays.
Online lessons
Live lessons by video call, with a second camera on the keys so nothing is missed.
- All ages from 5
- In studio or online
- Weekly practice plans
- Two recitals a year
Lessons
Lessons and rates
30-minute lessons
$140/month
- Best for ages 5 to 8
- One lesson a week
- Weekly practice plan
- Two recitals a year
Most popular
45-minute lessons
$200/month
- Most students from age 9
- Theory built in
- Exam preparation if you'd like
- Two recitals a year
60-minute lessons
$260/month
- Advanced students and adults
- Pieces, theory and ear training
- Exam and audition preparation
- Two recitals a year
Monthly rates for one lesson a week, 4 a month. Practice plans and recitals included.
Book
Book a trial lesson
Choose a trial, then a day and a free time. We confirm by email and send a short form about the student.
Sample imageAbout us
One teacher, one studio, a lot of patience
Keyhaven is a home studio with a well-kept grand piano, a digital piano for online lessons and a small waiting nook for parents. Lessons follow each student: classical pieces and exams for those who want them, or pop songs, chords and playing by ear for those who'd rather. Every student goes home with a practice plan for the week.
- Age 5 to adult Beginner to advanced
- 30, 45 or 60 min Weekly lessons
- Studio or online Your choice
- Two recitals Winter and spring
How it works
Getting started
Book a trial
A relaxed first lesson to meet, play a little and talk about goals.
Find the level
We see where the student is and suggest a lesson length.
Weekly lessons
The same time each week, with a practice plan to take home.
Play for others
Two friendly recitals a year, in winter and in spring.
The studio
Inside the studio
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Reviews
What customers say
My 6-year-old looks forward to every lesson and practises without being asked.
Maya C. · 30-minute lessons
I started at 52 with no experience. A year later I'm playing pieces I love.
Robert H. · Adult beginner
Our son prepared his audition pieces here and got into the school music program.
Tanya S. · Audition preparation
FAQ
Common questions
What age can my child start?
Most children are ready at 5 or 6, once they know their letters and can sit for 30 minutes. We'll tell you honestly after the trial lesson.
Do we need a piano at home?
Yes, for practice. A digital piano with 88 weighted keys is fine to start with. We're happy to advise before you buy or rent.
How much should my child practise?
Little and often: 10 to 15 minutes a day for young beginners, building to 30 minutes or more. Each student gets a written practice plan.
Do students have to take exams?
No. Exams are optional. Some students like the goal, and many learn happily without them.
How does payment work?
Lessons are paid monthly, at the start of each month. A lesson missed with 24 hours' notice can be made up.
Are online lessons as good as in person?
For many students, yes, with a camera on the keys. Young beginners usually do better in the studio.
Visit
Hours and location
| Mon–Thu | 3:00pm–8:00pm |
| Fri | Closed |
| Sat | 9:00am–2:00pm |
| Sun | Closed |
Map (sample)
Questions
Call, email or send the form and we'll get back to you, usually within one business day.
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