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Private lessons · Children, teens & adults
Private piano lessons in West San Jose for children from age five, teens, and adults. Begin for the first time, return to the piano, or prepare for advanced study with a level-based approach to technique, reading, rhythm, and expression. Meet your teacher in a complimentary trial.
Welcoming students from age 5 through adulthood
Have a quick question? Email us or call (669) 295-2262. View tuition.
Your first lesson
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Share your experience and goals, try the lesson, and see how learning at OMS feels.
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A path with room to grow
Orange Music Studio has a long history of piano teaching built on close relationships among students, families, and teachers. We welcome young beginners, advancing musicians, adults returning after many years, and adults finally beginning the instrument they always wanted to play.
Students may follow a recreational path, build toward Certificate of Merit, prepare for auditions, or pursue advanced repertoire. Three studio recitals each year give practice a joyful purpose and make performing feel like part of belonging—not a test reserved for experts.
The musical journey
Ages five and up build reading, coordination, rhythm, listening, and healthy practice habits.
Technique, repertoire, sight-reading, theory, and expression develop together from first notes through advanced study.
Adults can begin, return, or continue at a serious level with lessons shaped around their interests and pace.
Plan your piano lessons
Our San Jose studio is at 996 Saratoga Avenue, San Jose, CA 95129. Get directions to the studio. For our new location, explore Scotts Valley music lessons and November trials.
Yes. Piano students can start from age five, and adults are welcome whether beginning or returning after a break. Lessons develop technique, reading, rhythm, listening, and expression at an appropriate level.
Current monthly membership is $230 for a weekly 30-minute lesson, $320 for 45 minutes, or $400 for 60 minutes. Membership is based on 48 lessons per year divided into equal monthly payments. A $50 one-time registration fee applies unless waived by a promotion. See tuition, inclusions, and family benefits.
Meet your teacher, discuss your goals, experience the teaching style, and receive a recommendation for the next step before committing. Choose a piano trial time, or use the request form below if the online schedule does not fit.
Students can pursue recreational playing, Certificate of Merit preparation, auditions, or advanced repertoire. Three studio recitals each year provide opportunities to share progress. Explore our music theory and solfège program for related musicianship study.
Music and the developing brain
Instrumental and vocal study combine listening, movement, attention, memory, reading, timing, and emotional expression. Research on music training suggests that sustained practice can be associated with measurable changes in auditory, motor, and cognitive development. We present these findings carefully: music is valuable in itself, and every student develops differently.
Why Orange Music Studio
OMS piano teachers and families have built lasting relationships since the studio’s earliest years.
Recreational playing, CM preparation, advanced repertoire, theory, and performance can all live in the same program.
Regular, welcoming performance opportunities help students turn practice into confidence and shared celebration.
A complimentary trial lets the student experience the instrument, the teacher, and the studio before choosing the next step.
Let us look beyond the online schedule
Not every possible opening appears online because the schedule is optimized around current teaching blocks. Tell us what your family needs, and we would love to look for a match personally.
Research findings describe associations and measured changes in particular studies; individual outcomes vary. OMS uses this research as context, not as a medical promise.