The Piano Studio
Welcome to our piano studio, where music and creativity flourish. Whether you are a novice or an accomplished musician, our supportive community and experienced instructors will guide you toward your musical goals.
Our Steinway & Sons Journey
Passion for Historic Preservation
Atagan Music Studios is passionate about celebrating musical history and the incredible quality of finely crafted instruments! We’ve poured our heart and soul into meticulously restoring a stunning centuries-old Steinway & Sons Model B concert grand piano from the Golden Era. This distinctive and remarkable instrument is such an inspiration for your musical journey, and we can't wait to share this experience with you! The vast nuances of sound, deep levels of touch and richness of tone that comes from this instrument is such a unique experience. Our weekly lessons on this historic piano will spark a deep love for music, and an appreciation for timeless craftsmanship.
Learn on Professional Level Instruments
Atagan Music Studios provides two high caliber concert grand pianos for their students to learn, practice and perform on.
1920 Steinway Model B is a 6'11" (211 cm) concert grand piano, often referred to as the "perfect piano" for its versatility and balanced sound. Known for its exceptional tone and touch, it's a popular choice for both professional pianists and serious amateurs. Many consider pianos from the 1920s, Steinway's "Golden Era," to be of the highest quality.
The 1985 Yamaha C3 concert grand piano is a 6'1" (186 cm) instrument, renowned for its rich, clear tone and excellent build quality.
It's a member of Yamaha's Conservatory Series and is known for its refined action and consistent manufacturing. The C3 is a popular choice for both home and professional settings, including concert halls and conservatories.
Be A Part Of
Our Musical Community
Experience the Art of Piano in a supportive and encouraging environment and learn on our professional level concert grand pianos.
Our superior 105 year old Steinway & Sons model B concert grand piano will prepare you for Carnegie Hall!
Join us on stage and feel the exhilaration and personal fulfillment of performance and accomplishment! Atagan Music Studios hosts multiple recitals and concerts throughout the year across the Northshore area.
Let the stage INSPIRE you!
Studio Policy
Lessons
Please arrive on time or several minutes early with all required music books and assignment books. Late students will not receive full lesson time.
Tuition
Tuition may be paid on a monthly or weekly basis. If paid on a monthly basis, please make the payments to the studio on or prior to the first day of the month. Weekly payments must be made prior to the scheduled lesson.
Contact us for the current tuition rate.
Practice Expectations
Developing a healthy home practice routine is the key for lifelong enjoyment of music. Daily practice is required so lessons can be used to progress toward goals. All students will be given clear and realistic practice times and goals and it is the responsibility of the student to complete the assignments set by the teacher.
At Home Expectations
A tuned and maintained acoustic piano is required for success in the study of piano. Please ensure that the piano is in a clean and quiet place and the lighting is adequate for note reading. A metronome is also required in your home studio.
Recitals and Workshops
Performance is the part of learning experience. Every student is expected to perform in two formal piano recitals.
An informal workshop for students is given periodically and attendance is required.
Missed Lessons
Advanced notice is appreciated for missed lessons. Please contact the studio and a make up lesson will be scheduled depending on availability.
Lesson Materials
All students are required to bring their piano books, an assignment book, a 3 ring binder and manuscript paper to every lesson. Having a dedicated piano bag helps keep these materials organized and easy to transport to lessons.
Musical Enrichment
All piano students are highly encouraged to attend at least one live music performance of any genre a semester.
This can include classical concerts, rock concerts, broadway shows and local music events.