Learn the universal language of musicÂ
"Where words fail, music speaks."
- Hans Christian Andersen
Weekly sessions
Enthusiastic learners may opt for two sessions a week
There is nothing quite like the piano...
Glory Coleman is an experienced musician who completed ten years of rigorous classical training and state competitions. This experience, especially at a young age, was one of the most formative parts of her life. Now, Glory aims to share the love of music that she found so long ago. While she does not like to be considered an individual performer, taking piano lessons pushed her out of her comfort zone, building her confidence and skills in a new way that continued to apply to many areas of her life. After earning her B.A. in Primary Education, Glory is further equipped to share the passion of music, with a greater knowledge and understanding of childhood development and pedagogy.
Coleman Piano Studio is a collection of students, both children and adults, who are learning a new language - the language of music. Glory is seeking students who are dedicated to mastering a new set of skills that will last a lifetime. Learning to play the piano is more than playing an instrument; it is a vessel of self-expression and a regulator of emotions. When there are no words to describe how you feel, music communicates those unformed words and feelings, ultimately providing a sense of catharsis. Having experienced this for herself, Glory longs to share this seemingly magical gift with whoever is willing to try something new.
See what students are saying
"I love taking piano lessons with Glory because she makes it fun and has given me the inspiration to be creative and make up my own songs. Glory has made piano one of my favorite things to do."
— R, age 10
"Miss Glory Coleman is an excellent piano teacher; she is patient with me and takes her time reviewing lessons to make sure I fully understand the concepts.
She makes lessons encouraging and enjoyable. As a teenager, I highly recommend for any teen or child who wants to learn to play the piano."
— D, age 13