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How piano lessons work
Students learn step by step, building a strong foundation without feeling overwhelmed.
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Songs are chosen to fit each student’s level, interests, and goals.
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Students develop rhythm, music-reading skills, hand coordination, and proper technique through songs they enjoy.
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Students progress at their own pace, gaining confidence with every new skill.
Free onstage performance workshops
included with lessons
Taking the stage can feel intimidating at first. That’s why lessons include free performance workshops to help students feel prepared.
In our performance workshops, students:
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Practice the songs they’re learning in lessons onstage.
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Work with encouraging coaches to develop stage presence and manage nerves.
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Build confidence performing in front of an audience.
When they’re ready, students can participate in performances throughout the year.
What local families are saying
4.9 ★ on Google
★★★★★
FBAA has developed her talents and built her confidence in group singing, solo vocal performance, piano and acting. She will benefit for a lifetime from her experiences here.
Jared C.
Google review
★★★★★
Both my daughters have been taking lessons at Franklin Brentwood Arts Academy for over 4 years. They absolutely love it. We started out only taking group vocal lessons, but that has now evolved into taking private vocal, group vocal, acting, piano and guitar lessons.
Shonda S.
Google review
See our piano students play
the songs they love
Piano lesson pricing
Month-to-month tuition $70 one-time registration fee
30-minute private lessons
$192/ month
Weekly private lessons
Performance workshops included
60-minute private lessons
$384/ month
Weekly private lessons
Performance workshops included
Not ready to enroll? Try a $24 intro lesson
Piano lesson FAQs
Many children are ready to begin around age 5. Readiness depends on the student’s ability to focus, follow instructions, and participate comfortably in a one-on-one lesson.
What age can children begin piano lessons?
Students develop rhythm, music-reading skills, hand coordination, and proper playing technique. These skills are taught step by step through songs selected for the student’s level, interests, and goals.
What do students learn in piano lessons?
Are there opportunities to perform?
Yes. Free performance workshops are included with lessons to help students prepare for the stage and build confidence. Students may also participate in performance opportunities throughout the year when they feel ready. Participation is always optional.
No. We welcome complete beginners as well as students who have taken lessons before. Each student begins at the level that is right for them and progresses at their own pace.
Does my child need any previous piano experience?
Students need regular access to a piano or keyboard for practice between lessons. An acoustic piano is not required, and our teachers can help determine whether your current keyboard is suitable.
Do we need a piano at home?
Short, consistent practice is usually more effective than occasional long sessions. The instructor will provide clear, age-appropriate guidance on what to practice between lessons.
How much should students practice?