Have you ever heard someone playing the piano and thought, "I wonder if I could ever play like that?"  Or have you ever wanted to give your child the gift of music?  I'm not talking about a CD that they will enjoy for a while and then put on the back of the shelf.  I mean a precious gift that they will be able to enjoy, develop, refine and even give to others (without ever having to lose it themselves!).  A gift that will last a lifetime without ever breaking - and actually becomes brand new every time it is used.        

I was given this gift when I was 5 years old and over the years it has become more than a love or a lifelong hobbie.  It has become my career.  I have shared this gift with countless people through the years - some at funerals, hospice centers and convelescent homes who found comfort and encouragement in times of need or loss.  I have also shared the gift at weddings, parties, receptions and church gatherings providing people with an atmosphere of joy and celebration.                                                                                   

This gift that I have been talking about, I'm sure you have guessed, is the gift of piano lessons - and the ability to create music on the piano.  I am so grateful that my parents gave me this gift when I was a child.  And I think the joy I receive from teaching the piano comes from the hope that those I teach will have as many memorable and rewarding experiences through our mutual gift as I have had.

I would welcome the opportunity to talk with you about lessons and/or piano tuning and to answer any questions that you may have.  Feel free to check out more about me and the services I provide from the navigation bar at the top of this page.