Hi! I'm Emma, a lifelong music and piano enthusiast.
I believe learning piano should feel enjoyable, personal, and meaningful, not feel like a chore. My teaching style is built around flexibility, curiosity, and confidence. Lessons are tailored to you: the music you love, the pace you’re comfortable with, and the goals that actually matter to you. Whether we’re working through a method book, learning your favorite song, or exploring chords and patterns, everything connects back to real music you want to play.
Students often tell me they appreciate:
- The freedom to choose music they genuinely enjoy
- A balance between structured learning and creative exploration
- Being encouraged to figure things out, rather than being rushed or corrected constantly
- A relaxed, supportive environment where mistakes are part of the process
- Lessons that move at their pace, not a rigid curriculum.
I also place a strong emphasis on understanding how music works.
We explore theory gently and practically, always tied to songs, chords, or techniques you’re already learning, so reading music, playing with both hands, or adding fullness to your sound starts to feel intuitive instead of overwhelming.
My goal is simple: To help you feel confident, comfortable, and motivated at the piano, whether you’re a beginner, returning adult, or young student discovering music for the first time.
I don’t follow the traditional path, and that’s intentional.
My goal is to make piano and music meaningful, fun, and fulfilling. That doesn’t mean practicing five hours a week (unless you want to), learning songs you hate, or studying theory at age six. It means understanding how music works, learning your favorite songs, recognizing patterns in music, and discovering how to teach yourself, all while playing the music you actually love.
Music should feel like your world. My job is to help you make it that way.