Kenner Piano Lessons
The piano is a remarkable instrument. It is the favorite of some of the best composers and musicians of centuries past and present but furthermore, there are so many added benefits to learning how to play the piano. You can improve posture, hand-eye coordination, learning to read music, learning to understand time and rhythm, improvement in school performance, better concentration and so many overlooked benefits that come with the discipline and practice of the piano. But it can be hard to find the right kind of teacher or lessons. But if you are looking for Kenner piano lessons that go beyond the classroom, then you found it with Piano with Lauren!
Lessons during the summer
June 1 – August 21, 2015: Students may pay per lesson. Schedule & Purchase Summer Lessons
Lessons during the school year
August 24, 2015 – May 27, 2016: All students will receive one lesson per week (excluding scheduled studio holidays) and will be charged a flat, monthly rate each month.
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Lauren Lewandowski has been teaching the piano to students, both child and adult, for over 10 years. She began her piano instruction after graduating from Loyola University in 2007 with a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Pedagogy, meaning that her degree taught her how to teach others the beautiful art of piano playing. She went on to earn her Master’s degree from Loyola University in Piano Performance. Lauren is the best of both worlds: she excels in both teaching and performing piano and can help you or your child do the same!
No matter what your experience level with either piano or music in general, Piano with Lauren is open to all students willing to learn! Anyone searching for Kenner piano lessons with that little something extra should try being taught by an accredited and patient teacher like Lauren. With every weekly lesson, you will be given review assignments, digital downloads and other supplemental products to help you practice at home and stay sharp for your next lesson. Once the excitement of seeing yourself improve begins, you won’t want to wait for your next lesson. Before you know it, you’ll be learning more through your own independent teaching than you ever thought possible!