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Beginning Piano

Beginning Piano I
Thursdays, 3:45 – 4:30 PM, Jimena Zubieta
Spring 2026: 16 weeks [February 5 – May 28]

Saturdays, 9:15 – 10:00 AM, Seth Campbell
Spring 2026: 16 weeks [February 7 – June 6]

Saturdays, 10:00 – 10:45 AM, Seth Campbell
Spring 2026: 16 weeks [February 7 – June 6]

Beginning Piano II
Tuesdays, 3:45 – 4:30 PM, Jimena Zubieta
Spring 2026: 16 weeks [February 3 – May 26]

Tuesdays, 4:30-5:15 PM, Jimena Zubieta
Spring 2026: 16 weeks [February 3 – May 26]

Ages: 4-7
Tuition: $475

Discover the joy of music in this engaging class designed for young learners! Beginning Piano provides a fun and approachable introduction to the piano, offering students a chance to explore the basics of rhythm, melody, and the music alphabet while enhancing fine motor skills. This small group class is limited to 5 students, ensuring individual attention as students prepare for private instruction, Elementary group classes, and/or ensembles.

Register for Beginning Piano I!
Register for Beginning Piano II!

What to Expect

Start Playing Right Away: From the first class, students will explore the piano keys, play simple melodies, and engage with fun musical patterns and rhythms.

Hands-On Learning: Over the first few weeks, students will build essential musical skills like note recognition, rhythm, and technique through engaging, interactive activities.

Practice at Home: Students are encouraged to practice songs, melodies, and patterns at home using their piano or keyboard to reinforce what they’ve learned in class.

Exciting Finale: Each semester concludes with an in-class performance where students showcase their progress in a supportive and celebratory environment.

Beginning Piano I introduces foundational skills like rhythm, melody, and the music alphabet, while Beginning Piano II builds on these skills, preparing students for private lessons. In Beginning Piano II, students delve into more advanced rhythms, melodies, and notation, gaining confidence in their technique.

Requirements:

  • Beginning Piano I: Open to all new students.
  • Beginning Piano II: Completion of Beginning Piano I and teacher recommendation required.

Materials: Students should have access to a keyboard or piano at home for practice. Beginners may use electronic toy keyboards as well.

For questions about your child’s musical journey at CMCB, contact our Student Services Team at registration@cmcb.org.

Learn more about tuition information and the financial aid application process by clicking here.