EVDIV 141 - Fundamentals of Piano (In Person)

Eric Martin
This beginner course provides a comfortable and comprehensive introduction to playing the piano. It is suitable for those who have never played before or for those who want to revisit the instrument and improve their skills. The course is designed to help students enjoy the joy of playing the piano.

Weekly classes will be held in a group keyboard lab setting, with individual attention given to each student’s needs. No prior experience in reading music is required, as the course will focus on developing technical and relaxed approaches to playing repertoire with both hands in just a few short lessons.

Students will learn a diverse range of repertoire from popular, jazz, and classical genres, and will have the opportunity to explore improvisation to enhance their creativity.

Playing the piano is a highly rewarding experience, and this course is perfect for anyone who wants to start their musical journey or improve their existing skills. Application is not required for this introductory course.

Biography: Eric Martin

Three Sections Available | 13 Classes Total | Extension Holiday Schedule
Credits: 0

Tuesdays 7:30–9:30pm ET
January 28–April 29
Faculty: Eric Martin
Mode: In Person

Wednesdays 7:30–9:30pm ET
January 29–April 30
Faculty: Eric Martin
Mode: In Person

Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm ET
January 30–May 1
Faculty: Eric Martin
Mode: In Person

$1,040 per semester

This is an open-registration course that does not require an application. Simply visit the registration page to enroll.