My Specialty is Jazz Piano, but I’ve played all of the following in professional and collaborative settings: Classical, Jazz, Commercial, Dance, World, and Folk. Written, interpretive, abstract, and improvised.

For most students, I recommend beginning with one 30 minute lesson each week. This provides enough time to build skills while keeping lessons engaging and manageable.

Yes. Students should have regular access to an acoustic piano or a full sized, weighted-key digital piano to support consistent practice and progress. Contact me for personalized recommendations.

Absolutely not. People begin learning piano at every stage of life. While children and adults learn differently, both can make meaningful progress with the right guidance and regular practice. Whether your goal is to play your favorite songs, explore improvisation, or build a strong musical foundation, it's never too late to begin.

Choose a teacher whose experience and teaching style match your goals. The right teacher should build strong fundamentals, tailor lessons to the individual, and create an encouraging environment for musical growth. A trial lesson is the best way to determine if it's a good fit.

Complete the inquiry form to schedule an introductory lesson. We’ll discuss your musical goals, answer any questions, and recommend the lesson plan that’s right for you.