Music Lesson Instructors in Michigan

A nurturing, passionate music educator, Susan successfully teaches all students, age 3 to 93, to play beautifully from the first lesson using the Suzuki piano method. She studied with Japanese founder Haruko Kataoka and Shinichi Suzuki. Experience expressing your music on highest quality Steinway pianos. You will learn reading, ear training, theory, composition, performance and ensemble skills that will provide a lifetime of enjoyment with music! Susan Crosser created, directed and taught the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp Suzuki Piano Program 30 years, created and taught St. Cecilia Piano Camp music history program 8 years, raised 4 musician children (3 of whom are professional music teachers) is a life member of Suzuki Association of America and St. Cecilia Music Center. She is an active member of National Federation of Music Clubs, Music Teachers National Association, Michigan Music Teachers Association, Piano Teachers Forum of Grand Rapids.... See More

Playing piano for over 40 years and a working musician for over 20 years. Teaching is my passion, and I believe kindness, patience, and always encouragement that leads to a young musician's ability to blossom. With a psychology background as well, I welcome children with learning disabilities, A.D.D., Aspergers Syndrome, and the gifted child.... See More

I am an independent music teacher providing piano, guitar, voice, and ukulele lessons in downtown Grand Rapids, MI. I love teaching both classical and popular genres, and ensure my students get a well-rounded musical experience geared towards their individual goals.... See More

Located in Southfield, Michigan, Rachel Ann Piano Studio serves the metro-Detroit area.

Rachel is passionate about teaching a whole-body approach to the piano so her students are free to play pain-free and with the most expression. She also fosters an encouraging and creative atmosphere so her students will learn to love music as they grow in skill. Tailoring each lesson to the individual student, she helps them advance in theory, ear-training, composition, improvisation, sight-reading, and performance so they become capable, well-balanced musicians.
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CLARA HARDIE teaches using the Suzuki Method to nurture beautiful humanity & beautiful talent. Traditionally, young students practice everyday usually with their "home teacher" parent or care-taker who has attended each lesson, taken notes and been guided by the lesson teacher: https://suzukiassociation.org/teachers/twinkler/
In addition to Suzuki repertoire, Clara will incorporate school/orchestra music into the lesson whenever needed.

Clara offers 30-minute lessons in the U.U. Church sanctuary at a sliding scale rate of $20-30 per lesson for ages 3 and up. Clara hosts Group Class, which is traditional to the Suzuki method, twice a month on Friday evenings--participation is mandatory unless your child plays in ensemble elsewhere. Community concerts happen 4x a year.

Clara received her training for Books 1-6 at Suzuki Royal Oak Institute of Music and began violin as a Suzuki kid at age 5: https://suzukiassociation.org/people/clara-hardie/

Please contact in order to set up a free orientation meeting by phone or in person.... See More

Violin instructor

Piano, organ and music theory lessons

CREATIVE PIANO & THEORY LESSONS
Free trial lesson
LEARNING AN INSTRUMENT is like learning a language—it takes time and practice to become fluent. Stuart knows that everyone has special musical interests and abilities. He tailors every lesson to what you need at the time. You might like classical music, jazz, pop or rock, new-age or gospel, but they all work together.
Of course you have to practice a lot—but Stuart can show you the best ways to do this. It’s hard work, but it’s not boring!
Weekly lessons normally cost $24 and up, depending on length.
More talent than money? Special rates can be arranged—just ask.... See More

Piano Instruction for beginners thru advanced levels. Have a degree in Music Theory, History, Piano Performance and Psychology from University of Michigan. Member of Michigan Music Teacher's Association.

Kelly has been teaching and performing for nearly 30 years.

She accepts both children and adults and works with each student to develop a course of lessons that meets the individual needs of the harpist, whether they enjoy solo, ensemble, folk, Celtic, ethnic, contemplative, classical, orchestral, or are approaching the harp for healing purposes. With an emphasis on technical foundation, Kelly and the student together develop a course of study designed to enrich the life path of the student.

For those without a harp, Kelly provides a rental harp, when available.... See More