Piano lessons for beginner to intermediate students
Info
Available Hours
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
(currently not taking new students until the Fall of 2020)
3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
(currently not taking new students until the Fall of 2020)
3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Lesson Fees
1/2 hour - $30
45 min. - $45
45 min. - $45
Waiting Area
Parents are welcome to wait or sit in during lessons at any time.
Contact Info
Email: DebRamrath@gmail.com
Phone: 617-480-1004
Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
I would be glad to discuss your child's (or your) musical goals/interests and help you find the right situation.
Phone: 617-480-1004
Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
I would be glad to discuss your child's (or your) musical goals/interests and help you find the right situation.
Cancellations and Make-ups
There is NO charge if a student is sick (or has visible signs of a cold, etc) or if you can't make it for any reason.
Just call or email as soon as you know. Make-up lessons can be arranged as needed.
Just call or email as soon as you know. Make-up lessons can be arranged as needed.
~Keyboard Requirements~
All students will get the most out of his/her lessons and make the best progress if practicing on a well-tuned acoustic piano. But…that said, you may not have the space or want to invest in one right away. Today's keyboards are a cheaper option and an acceptable alternative for a beginner who is just getting started. BUT…not all keyboards are suitable. In order for your child's technique and hand strength to develop, a WEIGHTED keyboard is a must. The keyboard should also be TOUCH SENSITIVE to allow him/her to play loud or soft, using dynamics to play musically. The keyboard should also have a SUSTAIN PEDAL. AND...88 keys (a piano's normal number) is PREFERRED, but if space and price are an issue, 76 keys will suffice until the student begins to advance. By the time a student begins to reach an intermediate level, they really should have access to an acoustic piano for practicing. If you have any questions, I would be happy to advise you. New students are welcome to begin lessons with whatever instrument you presently have.