A Recreational Music Making piano teacher is one who offers individual or group lessons with a focus on student goals in a fun and relaxed environment. These goals usually include learning to read music, play music of the student’s choice and to play lead sheets.
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SvetlanaGaidarovaSvetlana Gaidarov Piano and Flute StudioSan DiegoCalifornia858-350-2928MA in Piano performance and pedagogy with more then 20years of teaching experience
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RobertGaines
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DeborahGandolfoPiano BrillianceKirklandWashington425-466-9158Highly accomplished pianist and teacher with over 30 years experience. Graduated cum laude from Manhattan School of Music. Solo concerts in New York, California, Washington State. Toured Europe as pianist for La Mama Experimental Theatre (New York). Composer and Musical Director for Riverside Shakespeare Company (New York), composing six scores. Currently teaching privately in Kirkland, Washington, and on the faculty of North Seattle Community College.
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AlisonGarnerStudio2KnoxvilleTennessee(865) 584-3732Alison Garner is coordinator of Studio2, and Suzuki violin and piano program for children. In addition to Suzuki, Ms. Garner teaches Dalcroze-Eurhythmics and is Kodaly and Orff certified as well. She has published many articles in peer reviewed journals and has her first book, Musical Minds, coming out through Alfred’s this year.
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MarciaGarrettGlendaleArizona602-938-6458Wheaton College, Il graduate, teaching piano by Suzuki method
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