Piano Lessons

Private Piano Instruction for Ages 5 and up

Joyful Noise Piano Studio offers quality piano instruction for beginner or experienced pianists through private weekly lessons tailored to each student’s unique learning style. Register today to begin learning piano alongside other talented young musicians!

Included in Lessons

  • One-on-one piano instruction
  • Music theory training
  • Introduction to various musical styles
  • Introduction to composers and music history
  • Recitals and studio events
  • Learning games and activities

Lesson Tuition

30-Minute Lessons

$60/month

Most Popular Choice

Recommended for beginners and young students.

1-Hour Lessons

$120/month

Recommended for intermediate and advanced students.

The monthly rate includes reserving the student’s scheduled weekly lesson time, lesson preparation, recital preparation, attendance to studio events, awards, and supplementary lesson materials (excluding personal lesson books).

Curriculum

5-6 year old beginners

Faber My First Piano Adventure Lesson Book

Faber’s My First Piano Adventure books are tailored towards pre-reading children and focus on learning rhythms, developing finger dexterity, and introducing young children to the basics of piano. Students who finish these books will be ready to move onto the Faber Piano Adventures series.

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7-11 year old beginners

Faber Piano Adventures Lesson Book

For slightly older beginners, we will typically use Faber Piano Adventures, which spans from the primer level to level 5. Students will learn all the basics of navigating the piano, reading sheet music, understanding basic music theory, and valuable skills like playing from lead sheets and improvising.

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12-17 year old beginners

Faber Accelerated Piano Adventures Lesson Book

For teen beginners, Faber Accelerated Piano Adventures provides a more mature introduction to the piano and progresses at a pace where teens can be playing their favorite songs in no time.

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18+ beginners

Alfred’s Adult All-in-One Course for the Piano

Alfred’s Adult All-in-One Course for the Piano combines lesson, theory, and technique material into one convenient book tailored to adult learners. Students will be given an introduction to reading music, counting rhythms, and playing chords. Older students who use this course will be playing impressive piano pieces with ease by the end of book one.

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Register for Piano Lessons

Please review the studio policy when registering for private lessons. Important note: All students must have a personal piano/keyboard for home practice before beginning private lessons. See FAQ below for tips on purchasing a home instrument.

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FAQ

When can my child start piano lessons?

We accept students as early as five years old. If your child is able to move their fingers independently, focus on a task for several minutes at a time, and be cooperative in a class setting, they may be ready for piano lessons. Bonus points if they have shown a personal interest in music!

Where are piano lessons held?

All in-person lessons are held at Charity Baptist Church in Greensboro, NC. Under certain circumstances where lessons may not be held in person, the teacher may arrange for lessons to be taken via Zoom.

When is tuition due? How can I make payments?

Tuition is due by the 1st of each month (e.g. tuition for January is due by January 1st). Overdue tuition will incur a late fee of $5 for each week tuition is late. Payments may be made by cash, check, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, or Zelle. We do not currently accept credit card payments.

What materials will students need for lessons?

Each student is required to bring his/her lesson book and any additional assigned music to each lesson. Students are welcome to bring a pencil and notepad if they would like to write their own practice notes during the lesson. Each student is required to have a home piano or digital keyboard to practice assigned music between lessons.

What kind of piano do I need for home practice?

Students should have either an acoustic piano or full-sized (88-key) digital keyboard with weighted keys. If buying a used acoustic piano, check that all keys and the damper pedal are working properly. If buying a keyboard, keep in mind that a straightforward keyboard with 88 weighted keys will be more valuable to a beginner than a keyboard with lots of buttons and sounds. Budget-friendly pianos and keyboards in good condition can often be found on Facebook Marketplace.

A few popular brands with student-grade models are Yamaha, Roland, Casio, Alesis, and Williams. For recommendations on keyboards within various budgets, see this article.

Will my child have opportunities to meet and interact with other students?

Yes, students are given opportunities to participate in studio events and meet other students of all ages and levels. Recitals and piano parties are some of the ways students can meet each other and make new friends!