Why Study Piano as an Adult?

There are many possible reasons to study the piano. Maybe you ...

• took piano lessons as a child, and would like to continue where you left off
• have never played, but always wanted to play the piano
• would like to learn to read sheet music
• want to play your favourite music by ear, improvise, or compose music
• write songs, and would like to play accompaniments to your songs
• would enjoy playing piano with your children or friends who sing or play music
• sing or play another instrument, and would like to diversify your music skills
• work in daycare, teach elementary school, or teach singing, and being able to play the piano would help you in your work
• have had a difficult experience and seek a satisfying hands-on activity as therapy or to improve self-esteem
• have had a major life change, re-examined your interests, and decided you would enjoy the personal satisfaction of a stimulating creative outlet
• value the sense of achievement in mastering each piece of music
• wish to improve your discipline and your ability to focus your concentration
• would like to calm your mind and relieve stress
• are retired, and seek an engaging activity to occupy your leisure time
• wish to enhance your brain function, mental fitness, alertness and memory
• view life as an adventure and welcome the fresh energy of a new project

Whatever your reason, you can have a fulfilling experience learning to play piano!