If your child has indicated to you that they would like to start learning how to play the piano, you likely have started to explore what the best way is for you to help get them started. There are lots of options out there for you today, many more than you may have seen in the past, but if you want them to have the best experience possible, personal lessons from an experienced teacher can be the way to go. Beginners will want the piano lessons in Santa Ana from an instructor over other methods so that they get the most out of the learning experience and grow as a player.
Lessons with an Effective Approach
While learning the piano through online lessons and apps may be all the rage right now, the reality is that it can be difficult to learn and advance your skills using this method. Beginners can learn some of the very basics using methods like an online class but going to see a teacher can help to give your child the in-depth and personalized approach that they will benefit from the most. A personal teacher can tailor lessons to meet the needs of the student so that they advance at a pace that is right for them and learn what they need to know.
Lessons are More Fun
Piano lessons in Santa Ana from an in-person instructor can be much more fun for your child than it will be from learning from an impersonal application or computer program. When you find a good teacher for your child to work with, the teacher and student will build a rapport with each other, and the learning experience will be more enjoyable, making it more likely that your child will practice, grow their skills, and continue playing for years.
Where to Get Piano Lessons
If you are looking for beginner piano lessons in Santa Ana for your child, contact me, Dr. Doris Chiang, to see how I can help your child grow and develop as a pianist. I have the experience and insight as a teacher and professional pianist that helps to bring out the best in students and make playing and learning more enjoyable. Call me at 562-537-7548 to set up an initial interview with you and your child, so we can talk about how I can help them explore their love of the piano.
