Start Seeing Dramatic Improvement on the Piano This Week
At Metro Music Makers, we help students of all ages discover their musical voice through in-home and online piano lessons. Our teachers come to your home in Roswell or work with you virtually to build skills, creativity, and confidence. Whether you’re brand new to piano or preparing for advanced performance, we provide flexible scheduling, no commute, and a personalized approach to each student. It’s easier than ever to learn piano on your own terms.
In-Home Piano Lessons That Fit Your Life
Convenient and Comfortable Piano Instruction
Living in Roswell means balancing a lot: school pickups, work commutes, activities, and more. Trying to get to a music studio across town after 5:00 p.m. can quickly turn into an exercise in frustration. That’s why we bring piano lessons to you. We work with students in neighborhoods throughout Roswell and North Fulton County, and many families appreciate the ease of learning in their own space. No time lost in traffic, no stress from rushing—just focused instruction and a relaxed, productive lesson.
The Benefits of In-Home Lessons
In-home piano lessons help students feel more relaxed and confident. When a student learns on their own instrument, in a familiar space, they often absorb material more quickly. Parents can easily check in on progress, and siblings sometimes gain interest in music simply by overhearing lessons. Without the commute, families can use that saved time for more meaningful practice or connection. For adult students, it’s easier to stay consistent and integrate music into their daily routine.
Available for All Ages and Levels
Whether your child is tapping out melodies on a toy keyboard or you’re an adult returning to piano after a long break, we meet you exactly where you are. Our teachers work with complete beginners, intermediate players, and advanced students pursuing competitive goals. We teach on acoustic pianos and digital keyboards alike.
Piano Lessons for Kids and Teens
Age-Appropriate and Inspiring
We start piano lessons for children as young as four, using play-based learning methods that engage young minds and hands. With fun games, colorful method books like Faber Piano Adventures, and movement-based activities, we help young learners develop solid finger technique, rhythm awareness, and early music reading skills. Parents are often involved in practice sessions at home, and we give helpful guidance to make sure they feel confident supporting their child.
As students grow, we keep lessons interesting by including music that reflects their personality and interests. Middle and high school students might explore Chopin preludes, popular soundtracks from shows or video games like Zelda or Stranger Things, or pop arrangements of their favorite artists. Our goal is to make the fundamentals of piano—scales, technique, sight reading, and theory—accessible and relevant.
Auditions, Recitals, and More
Many of our teenage students are preparing for school auditions, summer music camps, or entrance to college music programs. We provide guidance on repertoire selection, audition preparation, and even mock performance run-throughs. If your child is preparing for Guild, Federation, or a similar program, we can help track requirements and build a strong performance portfolio.
Piano Lessons for Adults
Flexible Goals, Meaningful Progress
Adults come to piano lessons with a variety of motivations. Some want to play classical pieces they’ve always loved, others are interested in pop chord progressions and songwriting, and some are returning to the instrument after decades away. Our instructors help you clarify your goals and build a path that’s practical and encouraging. You can learn to sight-read, understand lead sheets, explore jazz harmony, or even write your own music.
We work with busy professionals, retirees, and everyone in between. You don’t need to have practiced scales in years. We’ll help you get your fingers moving again without judgment or pressure. Whether you want to play for personal enjoyment or prepare for a recital, your lessons are paced for your lifestyle.
Different Styles, Different Paths
Classical, Jazz, Pop, and Beyond
Piano is one of the most versatile instruments, and we believe lessons should reflect that. If you’re drawn to classical repertoire, we can explore composers like Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata,” Debussy’s “Clair de Lune,” or Bartók’s “Romanian Folk Dances,” while also incorporating technical studies like Hanon’s The Virtuoso Pianist, Czerny’s School of Velocity, and Burgmüller’s 25 Easy and Progressive Studies. For students who lean more modern, we can dive into chord-based playing, contemporary pop styles, blues improvisation, and accompaniment techniques using songs by Elton John, Alicia Keys, or Coldplay.
Our teachers are fluent in both traditional and contemporary methods, and many have performance experience across genres. Whether your playlist includes Mozart or John Legend, your lesson plan can include both.
Play Solo or With Others
Piano can be a beautiful solo pursuit, but it’s also a great foundation for ensemble music. We often help students prepare to accompany singers, play in worship bands, or join jazz combos. Collaborative playing adds a whole new dimension to musical learning, and we’re happy to guide you in that direction if it’s something you enjoy.
Structured Learning With Room for Creativity
Technique, Theory, and Repertoire
Solid technique is at the heart of great piano playing. Our teachers help students develop hand strength, dexterity, and agility through scales, arpeggios, and finger exercises tailored to their level. Beginning students might start with five-finger patterns and simple pieces like “Ode to Joy” or “Minuet in G,” while intermediate students work on Sonatinas by Clementi or Kuhlau. Advanced students may take on full Sonatas by Beethoven or Rachmaninoff preludes. We also introduce ear training and interpretation skills, which build musical intuition and confidence.
In terms of theory, students learn to understand keys, intervals, chord progressions, and form. This knowledge is applied directly to the music they’re playing, making it feel useful and rewarding. We encourage students to ask questions and explore their interests—whether that means writing a short composition, learning how to notate music, or diving deeper into improvisation.
Support for Exams and Credentials
Metro Music Makers also supports students pursuing formal programs such as ABRSM and RCM piano exams. We’re familiar with the requirements and can help students work through the levels in a thoughtful and structured way. Repertoire might include selections from the RCM Syllabus or ABRSM’s graded lists, combined with sight-reading practice, aural skills, and technical work like scales and broken chords. We also coach students preparing for high school or college music auditions, music festivals, or competitive events. If you’re a goal-oriented student, we’ll help you prepare with intention and clarity.
Piano Lessons in Roswell That Make You a Complete Musician
Our goal is to make music a lifelong source of joy and growth. Many of our students stay with us for years, developing fluency and discovering new styles along the way. Whether you start as a child or come to piano later in life, we’re here to help you keep learning, keep growing, and keep loving music.
To learn more or schedule your first lesson in Roswell, GA, reach out to Metro Music Makers today. We can’t wait to help you get started.