Piano Lessons Vancouver – Qualified Teachers for Adults & Kids

Piano lessons Vancouver banner image

Looking for piano lessons in Vancouver BC? The Musiprof academy provides private piano lessons for kids and to students of all ages in the city of Vancouver BC. we also have a selection of jazz piano teachers. Click on the teacher images for more details about each of our accredited teachers. The lessons are available in a variety of locations either at the teacher’s studio, at your home or online. Learn about how payment works for piano lessons.

Piano Lessons Vancouver – Kind and qualified piano teachers in Vancouver​

piano lessons Brampton

How it Works

Step 1

Search for a teacher:

Compare different teachers based on criteria that matter to you, including location, age, experience, and teaching style.

Step 2

Contact your teacher:

Contact the teacher of your choice to schedule a first lesson. Once the lesson is scheduled, a payment request will be sent by email.

Step 3

Take a Lesson Package:

If you feel it’s a good fit with your teacher, lessons are sold in packages of 5, 10 or 15 lessons. Pay for the lessons using your credit card.

Regions Available For Piano Lessons in Vancouver

Piano Lessons Richmond BC

Piano Lessons Coquitlam

Piano Lessons Langley

Piano Lessons North Vancouver

Piano Lessons Surrey

Piano Lessons Burnaby

FAQ

How much do piano lessons cost near me in Vancouver?

The price for private piano lessons in Vancouver averages around:

30 minutes: $30.00 CAD
45 minutes: $45.00 CAD
60 minutes: $60.00 CAD

How often should piano lessons be?

Piano lessons generally take place once a week. This frequency gives students enough time to practise the material from their lesson. Developing good practise habits is important, therefore having 7 days between lessons gives students the right amount of time integrate the content of their lesson.

How much is a 30 minute piano lesson?

in Vancouver, a 30 minute piano lesson costs between from $20.00 CAD to $35.00 CAD, depending on the teacher.

Is one piano lesson a week enough?

One piano lesson a week is enough for most students. For some, an extra weekly lesson can be used to study a complementary topic such as piano technique, music theory or music history.
A second weekly lesson can also be used to revisit some of the material that was covered in the first lesson. This is useful for students who may have a bit more difficulty working on materials on their own.

How long will it take to learn piano?

To answer this question, you first need to determine what your goal is for learning the piano. For example, if you’re a beginner and you’d like to be able to read simple sheet music as well as play a few songs like Amazing Grace, or Jingle Bells, then most students can achieve this with weekly piano lessons for around 3-6 months.
On the other hand, If you would like to reach a high level, then it will take considerably longer. According to a study by a famous psychologist name Anders Ericsson, it took elite musicians studying at the best music academies in the world around 10 000 hours of practise. That is about 3 hours of daily practise for 10 years.

What age should children start their piano lessons?

We recommend that children begin piano classes between 5-9 years old. Kids younger than 5 will have trouble learning because they haven’t developed the proper motor skills. That being said, children under the age of 5 can take music classes, however, they should focus on percussion, singing, and simple ear training.

How can I find the right piano teacher for my kids?

Piano teachers that are gifted at teaching kids often have certain unique qualities that differ from the qualities needed for teaching adults. To learn what they are, we’ve written an article on the topic: 5 Tips for Teaching Music to Children. 

Where can I find a Beginner keyboard for my Piano Lessons in Vancouver​?

If you are just starting piano lessons, you may not want to pay a huge amount for a keyboard. Especially if you want to make sure playing piano is something you will stick to in the long run. We wrote an article called the 5 Best Keyboard Pianos for Beginners and Kids (Cost-Effective) to help you find an affordable keyboard. The article also helps you understand the different factors that go into the price of a keyboard. As a piano teacher at the Royal Vale Elementary school, I’ve recommended the keyboards in this article to many of my students.

What books should I get for beginner piano lessons for kids?

1: Alfred’s Basic Piano Course Lesson Book Level 1A
2: Piano In Color: Music Lessons for Mini-Musicians
3: Faber’s Primer Level – Lesson Book: Piano Adventures
4: Music for Little Mozarts Music Workbook
5: Simple Songs – The Easiest Easy Piano Songs
For more information about these piano teacher recommended books, read The 5 Best Piano Books for Beginners (Kids).

Is playing piano good for the brain?

Studies have demonstrated that playing the piano is like a full body workout for the brain. No other activity engages as many parts of the brain as playing piano. This has an impact on everything from IQ, memory, problem solving and motor skills. To learn more, read our article How playing piano affects the brain.

About the Musiprof School

Musiprof logo

Musiprof is a Canadian music education service that connects piano teachers with years of teaching experience to students of all ages in Vancouver BC. Our teachers provide piano students with the ability to jump into any learning style, understand music theory and develop advanced piano performance skills.

Some of our students have gone on to get a bachelor of music degree at Capilano University or even perform in music festivals around the world. 

Find piano lessons Vancouver downtown or in a variety of other locations around the city. You can also find Vancouver affordable piano lessons with Musiprof.

Music lessons take place in various locations across the city, either at the teacher’s studio, your home or online. The address listed here is the Musiprof head office.

Address:
101-8688 Centaurus Circle , Vancouver, BC, V3J 7J9, Canada

To find a piano teacher in Toronto: Piano Lessons Toronto

To find a piano teacher in Montreal: Piano Lessons Montreal

Scroll to Top