Due to the Covid-19 virus, only online lessons are being taught right now.

The Richard Piano Studio is all about you and learning piano for life!  You can be 5 years old or 75 years old or anywhere in between!  We have fun while teaching proper piano technique so you can make music for life.   We teach traditional piano music, classical piano music, Gospel piano music and improvisation. We also teach voice and clarinet.  Kids, Adults and Homeschoolers are welcome, during the day or evening.  We teach beginners to advanced students!  Call today for a free introductory lesson at 619-567-9085

G. Richard Deal Bio

Richard Deal – Piano Teacher I started teaching piano in high school before attending the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, where I received the Bachelor of Music Degree in Piano Performance. .  I attended the Moody Bible Institute and received the Master of Music Degree in Piano Performance from the Sherwood Conservatory of Music in…

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When to start lessons?

When is the best time to start a child with piano lessons? Generally, if they can concentrate on an activity for at least 15 minutes, they will be able to take lessons and be involved in learning. The key is to have a dedicated time every day to sit down with the parent and do…

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“Richard is a friendly and approachable teacher who has the ability to teach to both young and older students. He is a talented performer/musician and is methodical in his instruction. Richard is a patient instructor who cares about the success of his students” – Andrew Davis

“Mr. Deal taught my 3 boys piano for 5 years. We absolutely loved him! My boys all started around 4yrs old. We all enjoyed his no nonsense teaching style and sense of humor! As the boys got older, I was very impressed with technique pointers that I believe came from his concert pianist experience! If he still lived in IL – he would still be our piano teacher- I would highly recommend Richard Deal!” – Bridget Gray

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