Private piano lessons in Milton

Play the music you love.

One-to-one piano lessons for kids, teens and adults on real acoustic pianos. Work towards RCM exams and recitals, or take a completely personal path to the songs that excite you.

Free 30-minute trial

Ages 5 to adult

RCM and ABRSM preparation

No registration fees

Your way through the piano

Structure when you want it, freedom when you need it

Some students love the clear steps of the Royal Conservatory. Others just want to play their favourite songs. Most enjoy a bit of both, and every plan is built around you.

Songs

Play what excites you

Pop, film and game music, classical favourites or your own pieces. Reading, chords and enough theory to understand what you are playing.

Exams

RCM and ABRSM preparation

Structured exam preparation at every level. Higher RCM levels can also count towards an Ontario high school credit.

Studio

Real acoustic pianos

Lessons happen on quality acoustic pianos in acoustically treated studios, including our beautiful handmade piano.

Your piano teachers

Teachers who chose teaching as their life's work

Annie matches every new student with the right teacher for their age, level and goals. Rates are per weekly lesson, billed monthly.

Evelyn Indargo

Senior piano instructor

A concert pianist and composer from Surabaya, Indonesia, with degrees from the University of Music Freiburg and the University of Southern California. Evelyn has performed in Indonesia, Germany and the United States, teaches all levels from age 4, and released her album of original compositions, Treasured Memories, in 2025.

30 min$5545 min$7060 min$89

Request a trial with Evelyn

Varuni Papade

Piano and voice

Varuni began piano at five and completed her RCM Level 9 before going on to study music at the University of Toronto. Her warm, encouraging lessons cover classical, pop and musical theatre, and she is a natural with younger beginners.

30 min$4045 min$5960 min$75

Request a trial with Varuni

Nevena Kovacevic

Piano

Classical pianist with a music diploma from Mohawk College and an honours music degree from McMaster University. Nevena has taught piano since 2001, from first lessons through RCM exams, in both classical and jazz styles, and is a certified Yamaha Music instructor. She also teaches beginner pop vocals.

30 min$4945 min$6560 min$79

Request a trial with Nevena

Carolyn Credico

Piano and voice

A jazz and pop musician from Hamilton who leads her own jazz trio. Carolyn helps students understand how music really works, from reading and chords to playing their favourite songs, and is a lovely match for students who want to sing and play together.

30 min$4045 min$5960 min$75

Request a trial with Carolyn

Every lesson includes

Clear goals and real progress

Lessons are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, once a week. Students of every age and level are welcome, from first notes to advanced repertoire.

A focus on pieces that excite you and fit your goals

Just enough theory to understand what you are playing

Clear weekly goals and practice notes

Performance chances through the year, from studio recitals to community concerts

A student portal with your schedule, notes and resources

Free 30-minute trial

Pick a time that works for you

Choose a lesson length, then tap the time that suits you best. Annie will confirm your trial and match you with the right teacher.

1 Choose a lesson length

Your free trial is 30 minutes. Choose the length you'd like for regular lessons.

2 Pick a time that suits you

Times we expect to have open every week, based on Annie's teaching schedule. Your pick is a request, not a booking: Annie confirms every trial personally.

None of these work? Call (647) 576-2774 or use the form and tell us what would.

Questions families ask

Good to know

Do we need a piano at home?

You need something to practise on. A good digital piano with 88 weighted keys is a great start, and your teacher can advise when it is worth stepping up to an acoustic.

How young can my child start?

Many children start piano around age 5. Your teacher will adapt the lesson length and pace to your child, and the free trial is a good way to find out if they are ready.

Do we have to do exams?

No. Exams are there for students who enjoy the structure. Plenty of our students play purely for fun, and both paths are taken seriously.

What happens in the free trial?

A relaxed 30 minutes with your teacher: a little playing, a look at where you are, and a chat about your goals. There is no pressure to sign up.

How does billing work?

Weekly lessons, month-to-month, invoiced at the start of each month. No registration or recital fees, and 30 days' notice if you decide to stop.

What if we miss a lesson?

You get up to four make-up lessons per school year when you give at least six hours' notice.

Your first 30 minutes are on us.

Book a free trial lesson

No registration fees, no contracts. Month-to-month, with 30 days' notice to stop.