Best Piano Lessons in Singapore

Alpha Piano Studio teaches classical, pop and jazz piano to children and adults. Pop students can move from beginner to advanced levels. Jazz piano is for students who already have the basics.

Its fees are published on its website, which is rare among piano schools here. New students get two free trial lessons with no obligation to sign up.

Jenny Soh Music School is a strong choice for serious classical students. It prepares students up to diploma level, including ARSM and ATCL. Teacher Jenny holds a Master’s in Music from a German conservatory.

The school also teaches music theory up to diploma level, plus jazz and pop. Trial lessons are available. Check rates with the school directly.

Joy Music Studio in Marine Parade mainly teaches kids and teens, with flexible slots for adults. Lessons are one-to-one. Teachers start from a standard curriculum, then add songs and styles the student wants.

Young children aged about 4.5 to 6 can join the Kids Music Explorer group class first. You can book a trial on its website. Fees are not published, so ask when you enquire.

King George’s Music Academy near Jalan Besar teaches classical, pop and contemporary piano. Beginners with no music background are welcome, including adults.

Its published fees are among the lowest of the schools we checked. A $20 trial lets you try a lesson before committing.

Play By Ear Music School has taught pop piano in Singapore since 2003. Its own P.B.E.S method teaches you to play by ear and improvise, not just read sheet music.

It suits adults who want to play pop songs or accompany singing. Jazz piano is for students with a pop piano foundation. Fees and schedules are on its website.

Stradivari Strings is best known for strings, but it also teaches piano to kids and adults. Adults can take ABRSM exams or learn for leisure.

The school matches each student with a teacher who fits their goals. Ask for an exact quote, as rates depend on instrument and location.

The Happy Pianist is a free matching service, not a single studio. It connects you with a private piano teacher near your home, usually within 24 hours. There is no minimum commitment.

It suits busy families and adults who want lessons at home. Rates rise with grade level and are listed on its website.

The Music Works (TMW) is a music school and instrument store. It teaches pop, jazz and praise and worship piano in group and one-to-one formats.

It also runs short courses, such as a Pop Keyboard and Sing course. Book an appointment online before visiting either location.

• Branches include: Clementi, Frontier Community Club, Hougang, Kallang Leisure Park, Plaza Singapura, SAFRA Punggol, Sembawang Shopping Centre, Tampines Mall, Thomson Plaza and Westgate

Yamaha Music School runs piano courses at branches across Singapore. Children often start in group courses, then move to individual piano lessons. Teens and adults can pick classical or pop piano.

Teachers are auditioned and trained by Yamaha. Students can join school events such as the Yamaha Junior Piano Competition. Check the branch near you for fees and intake dates.

Cristofori is one of Singapore’s largest piano schools, with centres across the heartlands. It teaches all ages, from young children to retirees.

Lessons follow a structured path from fundamentals to performance and exams. Students get regular recital opportunities. Trial classes can be booked on its website.

Aureus Academy teaches individual piano lessons in shopping malls across Singapore. It is convenient if you want a lesson near home or work.

A trial lesson lets you meet the teacher first. Fees depend on programme and level, so check the lesson packages page or ask the branch.