Want to sit down at a keyboard and actually play something?
Whether you have never touched a key or you sing and want to stop relying on someone else to find your notes, there is a place here for you.
Keyboard is the instrument that makes every other part of music easier to see. Chords, harmony, rhythm and how a song is put together all sit right there in front of you. That is why so many singers, songwriters and guitarists end up at a keyboard eventually, and why it is such a good first instrument for a child.
At Peak Music and Dance we teach keyboard the same way we teach everything else. Clear direction, a structured path, and coaching that adapts to how you learn, so your practice actually counts.
Keyboard classes running now
Both classes are taught by Jeff Moore in our music studio, and both are open for registration.
Keyboards for Kids
Ages 7 to 12
A friendly first instrument. Children learn to read music, play with both hands and understand what they are playing, in a group that keeps it fun.
Register for this classKeyboard Skills for Vocalists
Ages 14 and up
Many singers rely on others to find notes, learn songs or understand harmony. This class teaches the practical keyboard skills every singer should know, so you can improve your ear, learn music faster and work independently.
Register for this classWho it is for
- Children who are ready for a first instrument, and whose parents want them to learn to read music properly
- Singers who want to find their own notes, learn parts faster and understand harmony
- Songwriters who want to hear their ideas properly instead of guessing at them
- Adults who have always meant to learn piano and never started
- Guitarists and other musicians who want to understand theory by seeing it
You do not need an instrument at home to begin, and you do not need to be able to read music. Many students arrive having never played a note.
How training works
You will not just learn a handful of songs and hope the rest comes together. Our level based training system gives you a clear path, so you always know where you are and what comes next.
You work on music you actually care about while following a plan that shows you exactly what to practice and why. With consistent effort, even fifteen to twenty minutes a day, students start to see real progress.
This is not the cheapest option. It is the most cost effective way to make your time, effort and practice count.
Not sure which class is right?
That is what a consultation is for. Tell us who is learning, what you are hoping for and what your week looks like, and we will point you at the right starting place. There is no pressure and nothing to prepare.