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How to Select the Right Private Piano Teacher << prev | next >> By Felicia Wishner The successful teacher usually is a positive person, concerned with others and has chosen teaching as a career. Teaching is a personal art and it must be studied. A big misconception is that if the teacher is a great musician, he/she will also be a great teacher. This is not always true. Make sure your teacher has a proven method and a track record of success teaching the style and level of play of the student. Interview the teacher, speak with some of his/her students, and review the teaching materials. A piano teacher should present himself/herself as a professional, and you should see musical progress within a few months. Chemistry between the student and teacher is very important, so keep an eye out for a connection. Don't ever settle. Get the right teacher, especially if you are a beginner, because the beginning teacher can "make or break" a young pianist. Contents 1. VOICE/SINGING Teacher 2. KEYBOARD Teacher 3. VOCAL Instructor 4. SINGER/SONGWRITER Teacher 5. VIOLIN Teacher 6. SINGING Teacher 7. PIANO Teacher 8. PIANO Teacher 9. FLUTE Teacher 10. GUITAR Teacher 11. VOCAL Coach