Live Online Piano Lessons

With Professional Piano Teachers

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How Online Piano Lessons Work

Match with a Teacher

We’ll ask you a few questions about your piano lesson goals and then hand match you with a teacher.

Pick a Lesson Time

We’ll send you the piano teacher’s schedule so you can pick the best time for you!

Begin Your Lesson

Connect with your teacher through our built in video chat (or Zoom, Facetime, or Skype), and your online piano lesson will begin!

Why Lesson With You?

Professional Music Teachers

All of our piano teachers at Lesson With You have Master’s or Doctorate’s in music performance. They are all highly trained pianists and experienced teachers who will expertly guide you through each step of your musical journey.

Dr. Alison Chiang – Classical Piano

D.M.A. Eastman School of Music

Julian Castilla – Jazz & Gospel

M.M. University of Southern Mississippi

Sooyeon Baik – Classical Piano

D.M.A. University of Cincinnati (Exp. 2022)

Xavier Rivers – Jazz Piano

M.M. Berklee College of Music

Ryo Kaneko – Classical Piano

D.M.A. Indiana University (Exp. 2024)
M.M. Rice University

Hana Shin – Classical Piano

M.A. Stanford University

All ages and levels welcome

We offer beginner and advanced piano lessons for children and adults, so all ages and levels are welcome. Whether you are a parent looking for a teacher for your child, or a teen or adult looking for private piano lessons for yourself, we have the right teacher for you.

Take lessons as often as you want, whenever you want

We offer completely flexible scheduling. Take piano lessons once a week or as often as you want. And if you need to take a week off, we’ll cancel your lesson and send you a full refund.

Take lessons on any device

Our built in video chat lessons work on every device, from computers to tablets to phones, our live online piano lessons are easy to access. You can also connect with your teacher through Zoom, Facetime, or Skype, whichever you prefer!

Try A Half Hour Piano Lesson Completely For Free!

In the free 30 minute trial piano lesson you will: meet your teacher, discuss your piano goals, and begin one-on-one instruction, no commitment or credit card necessary.

Featured Piano Teachers

Dr. Alison Chiang

Classical Piano

D.M.A. Eastman School of Music

M.M. Eastman School of Music

Rochester, New York

Alison Chiang received her Doctorate Degree in Piano Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music, where she also received her Bachelors and Masters degrees. She owes her musical development to Natalya Antonova and Nelita True, as well as Pamela Mia Paul and Olga Radosavljevich.

She has been an Eastman Community Music School piano instructor since 2016, and her other teaching experiences include college-level secondary piano and class piano during her studies at Eastman.

Her most recent honors include top prizes in the Eastman Piano Competition, the Lewisville International Piano Competition, the Wideman International Piano Competition, and the Kosciuszko Foundation Chopin Piano Competition, as well as a Carnegie Hall debut in October of 2019.

Watch this video on YouTube

Watch this video on YouTube

Julian Castilla

Classical and Jazz Piano

M.M. University of Southern Mississippi

Hattiesburg, Mississippi

An “artist of the sound,” Julián is more than just a pianist. His skillful versatility includes a wide-range of styles, from the classical tradition to Jazz idioms, and Colombian & African musical idiosyncrasy. His experimentation with different musical ideas inspired by the Great Masters of music history, have led him to the joy of musical expression through composition. This addition to his musical skills lets him fully explore musical thoughts with all options at hand, making each performance a truly personal expression through music.

Born in 1993 in Bogotá, Colombia, Julián began his music and keyboard studies at the tender age of four, with one of Colombia’s most important composers and pedagogues, Jaime Torres Donneys, and his wife, Esperanza Valbuena.

In 2008, he continued piano studies with his brother, Renato Pernett Castilla, who is an accomplished composer, arranger, and pianist himself. Simultaneously, Julián began to immerse himself into the world of Latin-American music and Jazz. This rich background of influences inspired him to become a professional musician. To achieve this, he began formal studies with Pilar Leyva, the former pupil of legendary pianist, Claudio Arrau.

Julián arrived to the US in 2015 to earn his Master’s degree at The University of Southern Mississippi, in Hattiesburg, after which he has been working as a Jazz Piano, Big Band conductor, and collaborative pianist in both USM and the Winters School of Music at William Carey University.

An important part of his musical awareness and on-going pursuit of his craft has been participating in numerous masterclasses at national and international piano festivals, in addition to interacting with many renowned musicians of diverse genres and disciplines such as Blanca Uribe, Bill Summers, Chick Corea, Don Preston, Edoardo Torbianelli, and Lang Lang.

Watch this video on YouTube

Watch this video on YouTube

Sooyeon Baik

Classical Piano

D.M.A University of Cincinnati (Exp. 2022)

M.M. University of Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio

Pianist Sooyeon Baik is expanding her career in the United States and South Korea as a soloist, chamber musician, and piano instructor. She has performed in many concerts with the recent ones having taken place in Cincinnati, OH, San Marcos, TX, Candás, Spain, and Gijón, Spain. As a co-founder and music director of the Espoir Ensemble in Korea, a piano ensemble group composed of a group of alumni of the Goyang High School of Arts, she organizes originally-themed concerts and performs in them. She is also a teaching assistant and accompanist in Gangseo Music Academy for the Gifted, where she has been given solo and chamber recitals and lectures since 2011.

Ms. Baik holds a bachelor’s (magna cum laude) and master’s degrees in piano performance at the College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, with a full scholarship as well as CCM Honors Scholarship, Drake Scholarship, Meretta Scholarship, and Baur Scholarship. She is now pursuing her degree of Doctoral of Musical Arts in piano performance, working with many world-renowned pianists.

Ms. Baik gives piano lessons to various age groups and levels from the beginner to the professionals.

Watch this video on YouTube

Watch this video on YouTube

Xavier Rivers

Jazz Piano

M.M. Berklee College of Music

B.M. Berklee College of Music

Boston, Massachusetts

Lorin Xavier Rivers is a jazz pianist from Columbus, Ohio. He has grown up playing piano all his life and has a deep love of all keyboard instruments, whether that be piano, organs, or synthesizers. Growing up in Columbus and being raised in church he developed a deep love of gospel music and the lush harmonies that help to convey all arrays of feelings. Jazz is also another one of his great loves, the freedom and imagination of improvisation for him has always been fascinating.

In Xavier’s opinion, music is the great unifier for all people, and it is the closest that humans can get to God and perfection. In an increasingly imperfect world and the conflicts going on all over the world, Xavier hopes to portray this unity and beauty in his music.

Xavier has masters and bachelors degrees from the Berklee College of Music in Boston for Jazz Piano.

Watch this video on YouTube

Watch this video on YouTube

Ryo Kaneko

Classical Piano

D.M.A. Indiana University (Exp.2024)

Bloomington, Indiana

M.M. Rice University

Houston, Texas

Winner of the 2014 Miami Music Festival Piano Competition and the 2015 Jacob Flier International Piano Competition, Japanese pianist Ryo Kaneko is a rising star in the next generation of pianists. He has performed with conductors such as Vladimir Feltsman, Michael Rossi, Victoria Gau, and Bohuslav Rattay and has presented recitals on many prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center, New World Theater, Rosa Hart Theater, McKenna Theater, Manhattan’s Steinway Hall, and the Studley Theatre.
His performance has been consistently praised for his unrivaled, visceral energy.
Times Herald-Record’s Mr. James F. Cotter vividly describes Mr. Kaneko’s performance of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s first piano concerto: “The final allegro takes the form of a scherzo, which Kaneko brought to a rousing climax that brought the audience to its feet with shouts of ‘Bravo.’”

Mr. Kaneko received his undergraduate and Master’s degree at Rice University, where he studied with the internationally acclaimed artist Dr. Robert Roux. Currently, he is earning his Doctor of Music in Indiana University under the guidance of Professor Emile Naoumoff.

Watch this video on YouTube

Watch this video on YouTube

Hana Shin

Classical and Jazz Piano

M.A. Stanford University

Stanford, California

I started learning the piano when I was five. I went through a traditional Classical training for over 10 years, and played at numerous recitals and competitions both as a soloist and an ensemble player. I loved the repertoire and the rigorous training of the Classical tradition, though I have also always loved to noodle around and make my own versions of popular songs on the piano. In high school, I was introduced to jazz, which gave me a new foundation and propelled me into the wonderful land of improvisation, and eventually composition. I continued my musical studies throughout college and grad school, where I also got to deepen my understanding of music theory and expose myself to many interesting areas of music. After school, I have kept up my playing with occasional shows and concerts, and continue to produce original music for film, podcast, solo albums, etc.

How Much do Piano Lessons Cost?

Here at Lesson With You, piano lessons are entirely commitment free. Payments are per lesson, so you can start and stop whenever you want. If you want to stop lessons or take a break, just let us know and we will pause or cancel the subscription, no questions asked.

Free

Half Hour trial lesson

$35

Per Half Hour lesson

$50

Per 45-Minute Lesson

$65

Per One-Hour Lesson

Prefer a lesson package? We offer one time purchases of as many lessons as you’d like. Visit our pricing page to see our complete pricing options.

All Major Payment Methods Accepted

Try A Half Hour Piano Lesson Completely For Free!

In the free 30 minute trial piano lesson you will: meet your teacher, discuss your piano goals, and begin one-on-one instruction, no commitment or credit card necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these lessons suitable for children?

Absolutely! Several of our teachers have degrees in pedagogy and have specifically trained in teaching children. We accept students age 5 and up, although students under 13 should have a parent in the room with them for lessons. For children who are too young to read music right away, our teachers will do rhythm games, ear training, and even improvisation in order to develop your child’s musical abilities.

Are these lessons suitable for adults?

Of course! We have many teachers who are great with adult students, and the scheduling flexibility that we offer is particularly helpful for many adults. In most cases, instead of using a pre-planned method book, your teacher will simply ask about your musical interests and then create a personalized plan to help you reach your goals.

How are these different from in-person lessons?

They are very similar to in-person lessons, except more affordable and more convenient. You will still meet with the same teacher each lesson and interact with them in real time. You will learn technique, music theory, how to read music, and all your favorite pieces.

How often are lessons offered?

You can take lessons once or twice a week, or we can do custom subscriptions if you would prefer to take lessons more or less often. Once you schedule and take a trial lesson, you’re welcome to change the time of your weekly lesson at any point by discussing it directly with your teacher.

How much do lessons cost?

Lessons are $35 per half hour, $50 for 45 minutes, and $65 per hour. We automatically charge per lesson, so you’ll never have to pay for multiple lessons ahead of time. We can also start, pause, or stop your lesson subscription whenever you want, no questions asked.

Is there a discount for taking multiple lessons per week, or having multiple children take lessons?

Yes, as long as the lessons are with the same teacher, we offer $5 off per additional lesson per week. So if you’re taking half hour lessons twice a week or have two children taking half hour lessons, you will only pay $65 instead of the $50 (as in $35×2) that two half hour lessons would typically cost

What if my child has a learning disability?

In that case, we will pair your child with one of our teachers who has experience with working with children with learning disabilities. Even if your child has difficulties, for example, with staying focused or learning to read music, there is still much to be gained from music lessons. The teacher will easily adapt and include rhythm games, improvisation, ear training, and other musical exercises that suit the level and capabilities of the student.

Do students take from the same teacher each time?

Yes. We’ll do our best to match you with the teacher who best suits your skill level and interests, and as long as you keep wanting to take lessons from that teacher, you can keep taking from that teacher. If you want to try lessons with a different teacher, just let us know, and we will pick a new teacher for you.

No commitment, no contracts, no cost. Completely free.