Live, Online Piano Lessons

1-on-1 Piano Lessons with Professional
Piano Teachers through Zoom.

60+

Instructors

16,000+

Lessons taught

4.9/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Average lesson rating

Live Online Music Lessons - Lesson With You
Live Online Music Lessons - Lesson With You
Live Online Music Lessons - Lesson With You
Online Music Lessons - Lesson With You
Live Online Music Lessons - Lesson With You
Live Online Piano Lessons by Professional Piano Instructors - Lesson With You

Exceptional Piano Instructors

Take 1-on-1 online piano lesson with instructors from leading music schools. All piano instructors have advanced degrees in piano and significant teaching and performing experience.

Customized Lesson Plans

Our piano lesson plans are tailored for each student based on their level and goals. Students can expect to make measurable progress through engaging repertoire, piano technique, theory and more.

Flexible Scheduling, No Contracts

We offer optimal scheduling options that work for you, so you can start, stop and resume lessons anytime you want. No contracts ever.

Try a Half Hour Piano Lesson Completely For Free!

Meet your piano teacher, discuss goals, and begin 1-on-1 instruction.
No contract or credit card necessary.

60+

Instructors

16,000+

Lessons taught

4.9/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Average lesson rating

Featured Piano Instructors

Our piano instructors have degrees from internationally recognized music schools and are fully background checked.
Ana Gogava - Live Online Piano Lessons - Lesson With You

Ana Gogava – Piano

M.M. Guildhall School of Music & Drama
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Rosana Hurtado Klaus – PIano

B.M. CSU Northridge
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Ryo Kaneko – Piano

D.M.A. Indiana University
Humay - Piano Live Online Lessons - lesson with you

Dr. Humay Gasimzadeh – Piano

D.M.A. Bowling Green State University
Kristi Hifzi - Live Online Piano Teacher - Lesson With You

Kristi Hifzi – Piano

M.A. Conservatorio Giuseppe Tartini, Italy
Arpi Vardanyan- Live Online Piano Teacher

Arpi Vardanyan  – Piano

M.A. University of Zagreb Academy of Music
Alison Chiang - Online Piano Lesson Teacher - Lesson With You

Dr. Alison Chiang – Piano

D.M.A. Eastman School of Music
Amy sauve - Live online piano lessons instructor at Lesson With You

Amy Sauve – Piano

B.M. Michigan State University
Chris Banka
M.M. Piano

Christian Valdes – Piano

M.M. University of Texas at Arlington
Larisa - Online Piano Lessons Instructor - Lesson With You

Dr. Larisa Soboleva – Piano

D.M.A. University of Miami
Thomas Crouch - Live Online Piano Lessons - Lesson With You Piano

Thomas Crouch – Piano

M.M. Portland State University
Kasey Stokes - Live Online Piano Lessons - Lesson With You

Kasey Stokes – Piano

B.M. University of Cincinnati
William Chiang - Live Online Piano Lessons - Piano Teacher

William Chiang – Piano

D.M.A. University of Southern California
Athena So - Live Online Piano Lessons - Lesson With You

Athena So – Piano

B.M. York University
Chris Banka
M.M. Piano

Chris Banka – Piano

M.M. Mannes School of Music
Julia Roer - Piano Instructor at Lesson With You - Live Online Piano Lessons

Julia Roer – Piano

B.A. Maranatha Baptist University

Our Simple Pricing

Payments are per lesson, so you can start and stop whenever you want. No contracts ever.

Free

30-minute trial lesson

$30

Per 30-minute lesson

$42

Per 45-Minute Lesson

$55

Per One-Hour Lesson

All Major Payment Methods Accepted

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Hear From Our Piano Students

As the leading provider of piano lessons, we’re proud to have provided thousands of high quality lessons for students around the world.

60+

Professional Instructors

16,000+

Lessons taught

4.9/5

Average lesson rating

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Robin M.

Piano Lessons

Both my daughters love piano after the first free lesson and want to practice all the time. My 5 year old had a blast and was engaged every minute. My 9 year old also loved it. Ms G. was wonderful at keeping them both engaged virtually and also ensuring they had fun at their own pace. We look forward to many more piano lessons.

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Diane R.

Piano Lessons

Ana understood exactly what I was looking to do; she evaluated my piano playing (kindly); didn’t waste any time and we jumped right in. She was very gentle, made me feel very comfortable, and she was so helpful. Gave me the guidance and support I need to move forward.

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Zoe Z.

Piano Lessons

Tina speaks my mother tongue so the communication went smooth and I feel comfortable. She also gave very helpful tips on the piano pieces I’m working on in a short period of time. Kerry (Director of Client Engagement) was making every effort to make it happen and improve the whole experience.

The average price for a half-hour piano lesson is $40, while we offer lessons at only $30 per a half hour lesson.

Live online piano lessons using Zoom or Skype typically charge between $30-40 for a half hour lesson. Local in-person lessons range from $35-50 for a half hour lesson, while in-person group lessons cost $25 per student for a half hour lesson. Check out our piano lesson pricing guide.

Piano Guides for All Levels

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Top Piano Teachers

Our professional piano instructors have advanced degrees in piano performance and 5+ years of teaching students of all ages and levels.

Top instructors like ours have also won prizes at international piano competitions and have extensive experience giving public performances.

Customized Curriculum

Our piano lesson plans are structured, measurable and trackable.

Our teachers will provide excellent instruction tailored to each student, based on their interests, age, and goals.

We also value our student feedback, which will be shared with the instructors for high quality lesson experience.

Best Lesson Experience

To get started, you’ll need the following equipment for lessons. Our client service team will help you find the right equipment. Check out our Get Started Guide for more information.

Explore our music lessons

We offer music lessons with expert instructors in 20 instruments. New students are eligible for a free trial for any instrument.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

What's the difference between online and in-person piano lessons?

If you’re looking for flexible scheduling and affordable pricing, online lessons may be the perfect choice for you! Our live 1-on-1 online piano lessons are very similar to in-person lessons and you can take them from the comfort of your own home with just a few lesson equipment. This way, you can learn piano at your own pace and schedule. Plus, many professional piano teachers, including our own, offer online lessons that provide high-quality instruction and live feedback at a lower overall cost.

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

What equipment or technology do I need for online piano lessons?

For an outstanding learning experience, students will need their own keyboard instrument, high-speed internet, and lesson equipment, such as a microphone, computer or laptop, and lesson books. We use Zoom as our live lesson platform, and if you have any questions or concerns about the equipment or lesson setup, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our client service team.

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

Do I need to have any prior experience or knowledge before starting piano lessons?

Our piano lessons are a perfect fit for beginners with no prior experience or knowledge. Our expert piano teachers can make customized lesson plans tailored to your interests, level and goals. Whether you’re a beginner or have no experience, our instructors will work with you to improve your techniques and achieve your musical aspirations. Our free trial lesson is a great opportunity to begin and see how our lessons can work for you. So take the first step and start your musical journey with us!
Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

The average price for a half hour piano lesson is $40, but Lesson With You charges only $30. According to our recent cost guide, live online lessons using video chats typically charge $37 for a half hour lesson. Local piano lessons range from $35 to $55 for a half hour lesson, while in-person group lessons can cost $20 to 25 per half-hour. 

At Lesson With You, we offer competitive, fixed rates of $30 for a half hour lesson, $42 for 45 minutes, and $55 per hour.

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

How often should I practice piano, and for how long?

The frequency and duration of piano practice may vary depending on your schedule, age, level and goals. Our piano teachers recommend setting aside a consistent time each day for practice, ideally for an average of 20 minutes. This can help establish a routine which is important for steady improvement in piano skills. For children under 10, it’s recommended to practice for an average of 10 minutes each day, while for adults, 15 to 20 minutes per session is a good starting point. The key is to practice consistently, commit to the routine and enjoy learning piano and music over time.
Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

How old should children be before starting piano lessons?

It depends on your child’s individual development, especially their motor skills and their interest in learning the piano. We welcome students aged 5 and up, and for those under 10, we recommend that a parent be present during lessons to ensure a successful learning experience. For children who are too young to read music, our piano instructors provide instruction with fun activities like rhythm games, ear training, and improvisation to help your child develop their musical abilities in an engaging way.
Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

I don't have a piano or digital keyboard yet. What type of piano should I buy?

When purchasing a digital piano, there are three factors to consider: 88 keys, weighted keys, and sound quality. Regardless of your skill level, whether you’re a beginner or an advanced pianist, it’s recommended that you buy a piano with at least 88 keys. Another feature to consider is fully weighted keys, which typically provide good sound quality and offer greater touch sensitivity and dynamic range similar to an acoustic piano. For more information on keyboards and to find your ideal piano, click HERE.
Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

How long does it take to learn piano?

How long it takes to be skilled at playing the piano depends on how much you practice, what your goals are, and how naturally talented you are. Typically, it takes several years of consistent and effective practice to develop a solid foundation. If you want to play piano for personal enjoyment, a steady practice routine, averaging 15 minutes a day is recommended. If you aim to advance quickly and compete at the competitions, more intensive practice and rich performance experience are necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

What should I expect during a piano lesson?

During a piano lesson, you can expect to learn both the technical and artistic aspects of music while developing a healthy and engaging practice routine. Our piano teachers may suggest warm-ups and technique-focused exercises to help you build strength in fingers. You’ll play the piece you’ve been working on and receive feedback from the teacher on your technique, musical shaping, and interpretation. Throughout the lesson, your instructor will help you improve your posture, reading skills, understanding of theory, and expand your repertoire.

Frequently Asked Questions - iLive Online Music Lessons with Top music instructors

How do online piano lessons compare to learning from books or pre-recorded videos?

Unlike self-learning from books, apps, and pre-recorded videos, online piano lessons let you interact with live professional teachers and get real-time feedback. During the lessons, your instructor can observe and hear how you play the piano and give detailed feedback and practical guidance on how to improve every aspect of your playing. They can also demonstrate the correct way to play, so you can observe their finger movements. This interactive setting of observing, imitating, practicing, and improving is the most effective way to learn piano.
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