Accordion Lessons in Atlanta, GA

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Our Approach

At Cooper Music School, anyone can learn to play the accordion

Our accordion teachers use a well-balanced approach to instruction, combining fun and engagement with substantial technical training. Suitable for students of any age or skill level, our instructors excel in a variety of accordion musical styles. Learning the accordion involves more than just mastering a few chords.

At Cooper Music School, we emphasize the development of the whole musician. To achieve this, your accordion teacher will help you establish a strong foundational base, setting the stage for advanced musicianship.

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Our Approach to Accordion Lessons

We Make Accordion Lessons Fun!

Have you ever been captivated by the unique sound of an accordion and dreamed of producing those melodies yourself? With Cooper Music School, every note you play on the accordion can be infused with love and passion.

Our experienced teachers are with you whether your goal is to charm audiences like a renowned accordionist or simply to play soothingly for your own enjoyment. We’re dedicated to ensuring that each lesson is enjoyable, while helping you master the accordion.

We Emphasize Healthy Technique

Regardless of your ultimate goals, our teachers will emphasize strong fundamentals including proper posture, hand positioning, bellows control, bass and treble keyboard techniques, and melody articulation. As students progress, these basics will become second nature – forming the foundation from which students can explore a variety of genres and styles on the accordion.

We aim for our accordion students to be literate, well-rounded musicians. Beginners and seasoned performers alike will benefit from our approach, which combines technical instruction with elements of music theory and music history in each lesson.

We Care About Your Musical Interests

Take ownership of your own musical style and grow your talents! Our dedicated instructors are committed to hearing your goals and helping you reach them. We pride ourselves on equipping each student with the tools they need to reach their fullest musical potential.

Creativity, self-discovery, and passion come to life at Cooper Music School. Whether your goal is to pursue the accordion professional in an orchestra or as a soloist, or just to play for your own personal enjoyment, your accordion teacher will support you throughout your musical journey.

We Offer Simple Pricing to Fit Your Schedule & Budget

Weekly

30 mins

$150

4 Lessons

With a $30 Registration Fee.

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Weekly

45 mins

$220

4 Lessons

With a $30 Registration Fee.

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Weekly

60 mins

$290

4 Lessons

With a $30 Registration Fee.

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“We recently purchased a Roland digital piano from Cooper Piano and have been loving it! My 7 year old son has been taking lessons with one of the Cooper associates, Aaron Kruziki. He is both the sales specialist that helped us select the right piano and music teacher extraordinaire!”

— Julie Hall

“We are so lucky to choose Cooper piano for purchasing our daughter’s first piano. Our sales Mr. Andrew is very professional and knowledgeable and helped us with a right choice! He was very patiently answered our questions from messages, by phone and in the store.”

— Daisy Choi

“Andrew was very helpful. He answered all my questions and was very patient with our first experience buying a piano. We felt no pressure; he was simply helpful and informative.”

— Angel B.C.

“I couldn’t be happier with the service provided by Andrew at Cooper Piano. Any questions and concerns I had were deftly answered and handled. He is also a quite skilled piano player and his demonstrative performances eased any doubt I had about the keyboards I was interested in.”

— Adam Jones

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What you can expect

Together we explore student musical goals.

We match students with one of our expert instructors.

Start attending lessons! Parents can receive progress reports each week.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What Age Should My Child Start Accordion Lessons?

The minimum age recommended for starting accordion lessons is generally around 10 years old. This is due to the physical size of the instrument and the coordination required to manage both the keys and the bellows. For younger students, we recommend starting with a smaller, more manageable instrument before transitioning to the accordion.

Do I Need an Accordion to Start the Lessons?

Yes, you will need an accordion to start the lessons. Without an instrument, you won’t be able to practice between lessons and make weekly progress. If cost is a concern, good beginner accordions are inexpensive and most music stores have a 30-day return policy if it’s not for you.

The #1 Reason to Study Accoridon at Cooper Music School?

Our instructors are warm and friendly, and get to know each student and parent on a personal level. We work with you, or your child, to craft a lesson plan that fits individual needs and the student’s favorite type of music. Whether you’re playing in local bands, a seven year old taking their first lesson, or a fifty year old returning to the accordion after many years, we’ll set goals to achieve your musical aspirations.

We balance musicianship and fun by making sure that each lesson you are challenged with a new technical or theory concept, but always end with something fun such as your favorite riff or song.

How Qualified are Your Accordion Instructors?

Our accordion teachers have received their education from prestigious institutions all over the country. Each is highly qualified to teach and create personalized lesson plans for their students.

What Will I Learn from Accordion Lessons with Cooper Music School Teachers?

Beginner accordion students can expect to focus on basics such as bass and treble keyboard techniques, simple songs and melodies, sight reading, and music theory.
Our instructors strike a balance between musicianship and enjoyment by ensuring that each lesson introduces new technical challenges or theory concepts, and concludes with something enjoyable, like playing a favorite riff or song.
We utilize a range of accordion method books, and encourage students to bring their smartphone or CDs to their lessons to learn their favorite tunes on the accordion.