Group piano lessons in Surrey, BC
Your child was meant to flourish beyond the bench.
That's why we've redefined how we teach piano lessons through group-only, multi-sensory, immersive learning.
“The studio provides [a] positive, fun and creative classroom experience.”
“It was at Aria Music Studio [that] our son started his musical journey. He was able to gain confidence and motivated musically to pursue other areas like voice, composition, etc. Thank you Mrs. Andrea for being an amazing teacher!”
— ELVIE S.
Your child’s ability to focus and complete tasks will influence their life…
…but it doesn’t mean confining them to practice for hours everyday.
So if attention is the key to your child’s success, how do we motivate them to focus?
By speaking their natural language—play.
That’s why we use a beyond-the-bench approach to learning how to play the piano.
Learn important life skills that will carry through adulthood.
All of our piano classes are group classes of 4-5 students with students in the same or similar age groups. This means each student gets personalized attention from our lead instructor so they improve in their musicianship, while growing in teamwork & collaboration.
Ignite a deep appreciation for music & developing skills.
Here at Aria Music Studio, we want to nurture our students’ natural curiosity so that they can reach their fullest potential…while cultivating a deep appreciation for real music—the one that moves your mind, body, and soul.
Sit back & listen to your child practice on their own.
Worksheets & exams don’t always correlate to better piano playing…so why subject your children to that? That’s why we use specialized technology to gamify learning so that your child is self-motivated to practice!
Get started with a complimentary mini piano class!
Each child is different. That’s why we’re happy to offer a complimentary mini piano class to ensure our group classes are the right fit for your child.
Resources to help with your child’s interest in piano.
The Music Advantage: How Music Helps Your Child Develop, Learn, and Thrive
Written by Dr. Anita Collins, this book uses neuroscience and the modern psychology to uncover how listening to and learning how to play music can grow and heal our brains…at any age.
The Musical Child
The Musical Child by Joan Koenig is a celebration of the profound role music plays in shaping young minds and hearts. It encourages parents and educators to view music as a vital part of a child’s upbringing, not only to nurture musical skills but also to support emotional well-being, cognitive growth, and joyful living.