If you or your child has always had a particular love of piano music, now may be the right time for you to consider arranging lessons for your child or for yourself. You are never too old to start learning how to play and if you get great enjoyment from the music it can be very enriching to your life. Of course, if you want to learn how to play the piano, you want to make sure that you have an excellent instructor to guide you. If you are in the Orange County area, you can learn from the best when you go to see Doris Chiang for piano instruction.
Instruction from an Expert
It is only natural that you want to learn piano from someone that has been playing for a number of years and has experience in teaching the proper methods. Ms. Chiang has just the type of background that you are looking for. She has a Doctoral of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California and has been an active performer and soloist for many years. She has also been an instructor of piano for nearly twenty-five years, teaching people of all ages to learn to play, expand their knowledge of music and the piano and get great enjoyment from their experience.
Lesson Options Available to You
When you take lessons from Doris Chiang, you have several options available to you that can help to fit the lessons into a busy schedule. She provides lessons at her studio in Orange County so that you can go to her location and use the piano on-site. She also provides the option of taking lessons via Skype. This option can be ideal for those that may not be able to make it to the studio but still want to be able to learn from an expert.
Book Your Lessons Today
Doris Chiang can provide you with the expert instruction and guidance that you or your child need to excel at playing the piano. If you would like to arrange lessons, feel free to call 562-537-7548 or visit our website at www.dorischiang.com so that you can learn more about Ms. Chiang, her experience, the lesson she offers and fill out contact information so that she may get in touch with you to make the appropriate arrangements. This can be the first step towards expanding on your love of the piano.
