Whether you’re starting from scratch, preparing for an advanced music program, or simply looking for a creative, screen-free activity, Nicholas’s lessons are designed to meet you where you are. Every student’s personality, learning style, and circumstances are taken into consideration to find the right pace and path forward.
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For young beginners, Nicholas teaches using the Suzuki Method, supplemented with the creativity of Piano Safari. Lessons emphasize:
The “Mother Tongue” approach: students begin playing before reading, just as they learn to speak before reading words.
Parents attend lessons and gain tools to support practice at home.
Recordings are played regularly so the music becomes familiar and natural
Every step of discovery is celebrated, helping students stay motivated and proud.
For transfer students or older beginners, Nicholas blends Suzuki and traditional methods. Together, teacher and student decide the best approach based on individual needs and goals.
Lessons may include:
Many college music programs require piano as a second instrument.
Nicholas helps students prepare by:
Nicholas is available as an accompanist for singers and instrumentalists.
Services include:
Nicholas welcomes students of all ages and levels from children just starting their journey to adults returning to the piano after many years.
Studies show that learning an instrument can improve focus, memory, and problem-solving skills. (NAMM Foundation)
Playing music has been linked to reduced stress and improved mood in both children and adults. (Johns Hopkins Medicine)
In a screen-heavy world, piano offers a hands-on, creative outlet that builds discipline and joy.
Joy, delight and celebration, seeing the discovery and learning that is taking place are all at the heart of the matter
Send us a message or give us a call to book your first lesson or learn more about our studio.
(609) 706-7012
