group programming is important:  it gives students the opportunity to meet, perform and socialize with other students, reinforces theory concepts, and provides pianists with experience playing with others - something vital for ensemble performance and accompaniment. We believe that these experiences encourage students to foster a life-long appreciation for music, long after lessons end

A key component of our Suzuki program is the focus on character development among our students.  While success as a student musician can obviously mean learning new music or mastering challenging new techniques, in our program we also celebrate when a student perseveres through adversity, develops the confidence to perform in front of an audience, or gains pleasure from sharing their gift of music. This focus on character development is one of the reasons why our Keys in Our Community outreach program is so important.

The Edmonton Suzuki Piano School was established in 1975 and this year, we are celebrating 50 years of music and memories! Time does fly when you are having fun. As part of the celebration, we thought it would be fun to catch up with former students, teachers, and community members. This year, we will post a spotlight series and a fun Q&A with various people and we hope you enjoy the trip down memory lane with us.

One key to success when learning new skills is finding a way that works for you and being consistent. When teaching piano to children, the Edmonton Suzuki Piano School embraces the Suzuki Method and doesn’t divert from its proven successful path.

Having family activities can have numerous benefits for both parents and children. At Edmonton Suzuki Piano School we embrace a community approach to lessons. In this blog post, we discuss the benefits.

It’s not just adults that experience burnout. Kid’s can be affected by it too. With any lesson or activity, creating the right environment is key. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of balance in creating a lifelong love of music.

If you are a parent in Edmonton, Alberta or the surrounding area considering piano lessons for your child, this article is for you! In this blog post, we'll explore key factors to consider when making this decision for your child.

“Choose a job you love, and you'll never have to work a day in your life” That is certainly true when your passion is music, and you can turn it into a career. So come into the teaching side of music with us in this post.

Join our annual practice challenge, customized by teachers for each student!

The Edmonton Suzuki Piano School is more than just piano lessons. The quality of programming and the opportunities that come with being a part of our community go beyond the weekly lessons your student attends with their teacher. The program is created as an all-encompassing experience, with fees and schedules built around that.

Watching children perform on stage is a magical moment for their families, but what makes a recital so important to the student? Keep reading to discover our answer to that question.