Piano Discovery Program

Beginner & Intermediate Piano Class for Children

Without pressure, confusion, or unrealistic expectations.

Our Class Piano Program is designed for beginners who need guidance, repetition, and consistency, not performance pressure or rigid one-on-one expectations from day one.

Children learn in a studio-style class environment where skills are introduced clearly, reinforced through guided practice, and supported by experienced instructors who understand how young beginners actually learn

We’ll follow up to guide next
steps and answer any questions.

How Learning Works in Our Class Piano Program

Students spend time at the piano practicing specific skills that have already been introduced by the instructor. During class, teachers offer short, focused coaching moments while students continue working independently.

This approach allows students to:

Spend more total time playing the piano

Receive frequent feedback without constant pressure

Build familiarity and confidence through repetition

Learn how to practice effectively in a structured environment

Rather than relying on motivation alone, we focus on clear expectations, repetition, and support.

A Few Things To Know

No pressure to decide right away: During your class observation, we’ll recommend the class time that’s the best fit for your child.
Multi-age by design: Each class includes a mix of ages so children learn from and inspire one another.
Structured Small Groups: With a maximum of 9 students and a 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio, we ensure your child learns in a structured environment where help is available exactly when they need it.
Consistent structure: All classes are 60 minutes of active instruction, designed to ensure clear understanding and steady progress in a supportive environment

Why Many Families Choose Class Piano Over 1:1 Lessons

More guided playing time during each session
Lower pressure for children who are still building confidence
Less reliance on parents to re-teach or translate lessons at home
Smaller effective ratios than large group programs
Professional instructors with strong academic and performance backgrounds
Consistent teaching staff, not rotating or scripted instructors

Check Out Our Student Performances

Inside Our Piano Discovery Classes

Watch how our students transform guided practice into confident musical expression

Previews are scheduled after review

Studio Owner and Program Director Sherin Moustafa

Sherin Moustafa is a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music in Piano — a credential earned by fewer than 1% of piano teachers nationwide. This rigorous certification recognizes her excellence in artistry, technique, music theory, performance, and pedagogy.

As former President of the East Valley Music Teachers Association (2019–2021), Sherin has been a leader in music education and is dedicated to bringing the highest level of instruction to every child.

Her teaching is known for blending structure with joy — combining note reading, theory, and performance with a Montessori-inspired approach that keeps students engaged, motivated, and confident. Parents appreciate her thoughtful curriculum design, while students love the creativity and excitement she brings to every class.

Hear What Our Clients Have to Say

Our Client Testimonials

"Music Lesson Arizona is a great help to my little boy in terms of learning to play piano. They would help to set the goal and review the progress frequently. The communication between instructors and parents is always clear and transparent. When my boy is struggling with some difficult parts, they can always provide effective tips to help him turn around the corner quickly. The most thing we appreciate is the plenty of performance and recital chances. My boy doesn’t like to practice, but he enjoys the time in the class since there is full of joy all the time. Ms. Sherin is accountable, attentive and thoughtful. My boy’s piano teacher, Ms. Amberli, is enthusiastic and patient in tutoring as well. It’s a shame that we’re unable to continue with them but will definitely come back in the future if possible. Strongly recommend Music Lesson Arizona if you have kids interested in learning music."

- Elliot H.

"We absolutely love Music Lessons Arizona! Mrs. Moustafa is a truly exceptional piano teacher. Her patience, encouragement, and passion for teaching really shine through in every lesson. She has a natural ability to connect with kids and make learning fun, which has helped my child develop piano skills quickly and with confidence. Each week, we see noticeable progress—not just in ability, but in enthusiasm for music. If you're looking for high-quality, engaging, and effective piano lessons, we highly recommend Mrs. Moustafa and Music Lessons Arizona!"

- Jane T.

Previews are scheduled after review

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with complete beginners?

Yes. Our Class Piano Program is specifically designed for complete beginners as well as early-intermediate students.
We specialize in helping children build foundational skills in a structured, supportive environment, even if they have never touched a piano or read music before.

My child has some previous piano experience. Is this still a good fit?

Possibly. We work with students at different early stages of development. Our admission process includes an initial evaluation to confirm that our learning environment is the right fit for your child’s background. Once established, we will guide you to the correct class placement.

Do we need a piano or keyboard at home?

Having access to a piano or keyboard at home is helpful, but not required to get started.
If your child will be following a Home-Supported Practice path, we’ll guide you on instrument options that fit your space and budget.If your child participates in Studio-Supported Practice, much of their practice will happen here at the studio.

How often do students attend class?

Students attend a weekly 60-minute class as the foundation of the program.
Because progress depends on consistency, families succeed in one of two ways:

Supporting short, guided practice sessions at home
Or attending additional supervised practice sessions at the studio
We’ll help you determine which option best fits your family.

Can my child attend more than once per week?

Yes. Some students benefit from additional studio-supported practice sessions, especially beginners or students who need more repetition.
These sessions are designed to reinforce skills already introduced in class and help students build confidence through repetition.
Details are shared after enrollment so families know exactly how to use this support effectively.

Should parents sit in during class?

Parents are welcome to observe during scheduled previews.
During regular classes, we encourage parents to allow students to work independently in the studio environment.
This helps children:

Build focus and confidence
Learn to follow instruction directly
Reduce dependency during practice time

We’ll keep you informed about progress and expectations throughout the program.

How much time should my child practice each week?

Practice expectations depend on the support path you choose.
Home-Supported Practice: short, consistent practice sessions several days per week
Studio-Supported Practice: additional supervised practice sessions reduce the need for home practice
We’ll guide you on what’s appropriate so practice feels manageable and productive—not stressful.

Do you offer private lessons?

Yes, but private lessons are not the starting point for most families.
Our Class Piano Program is designed as a structured entry point.
Students who demonstrate readiness, motivation, and consistent engagement may be invited to explore advanced private or combined class/lesson pathways later.

Do you offer recitals or performances?

Yes. We host low-pressure performance opportunities where students can share their progress in a supportive environment.
These events are designed to build confidence and comfort performing, not to create competition or stress.

How much does the program cost?

Tuition is billed monthly and varies based on the level of support your child receives.

Since placement and practice support are individualized, we discuss specific rates once we have determined the appropriate educational path for your child.

Do you accept Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) funding?

Yes. Music Lessons Arizona is a verified ESA vendor, and we’re happy to help families navigate the process.

What makes this program different from other piano classes?

Our program combines:
Structured, studio-based learning

Smaller effective student-to-teacher ratios
Experienced, degree-trained instructors
Clear expectations around practice and progress

This creates a more supportive and effective environment than large group programs or loosely structured classes.