Bairds Piano and Art Studio

As you've noticed, there are a lot of piano teachers in Utah. I joke that you can't go to a public place like a store without tripping over one. :o) 

Btw, piano lessons aren't only for children! Consider the following article regarding "music training" in senior citizens. 🙂 https://www.psypost.org/2022/12/at-home-musical-training-improves-older-adults-short-term-memory-for-faces-controlled-study-finds-64554?amp=1

The following link is a great article explaining whether or not your child might be ready for music lessons

. http://www.musicteachershelper.com/blog/when-is-my-child-ready-for-lessons/ 

If you have reached the point where you already know they are then please consider the following.  :o)

Each family has distinct personalities and needs so to help you determine if I am a good match for you and your family please click on any of the following links located above, (My studio: A Multisensory Approach to Music; or  About Me ), for more details but to summarize my studio, it has four main goals.......

1- To help you and your child determine how serious your student is in regard to learning the piano. It takes most children a minimum of 4 to 5 years before they have enough experience and music background to help them decide if they would like to study the piano long term. I teach with the idea of helping them and you discover if they have this desire.  I keep lessons low key, have group classes for traditional students, offer private lessons to learning challenged students, and sometimes hold a Piano Camp in the summer and in December while we decide together whether or not this is where they would like to focus their energy.  

2- Financially Supportive for Families I intentionally keep my prices manageable. From a financial stand point you save on lessons until you and your child know without a shadow of a doubt how serious they want to take piano. :o) I also maintain limited barter slots for financially needy families.

3- Multi-Sensory Teaching which is great for all types of students. Students who.....

*Have various learning styles, (tactile, kinesthetic, visual spacial, etc.)

*Struggle with self confidence or anxiety

*Have a learning challenge

*Are elementary school aged or younger, (though I do teach all ages).

*Or are the average, “traditional” beginning or intermediate leveled student

4- To teach the child, not a methodology or with a set approach. This is why I teach group classes and a few private lessons since some children excel in groups and others do not. 

If you feel from reading this and other pages on my website that I am not a good fit for your family then the following Google Document lists some other local piano teachers.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/101rnfjalf1ZdS-j0GMsMvzBth808npd_rDw2tTyxMfo/edit?usp=sharing