Piano Lessons That Keep 5–7 Year-olds Engaged, Confident, and Motivated
A playful, structured piano program designed specifically for young beginners—so learning music feels joyful, focused, and sustainable from the very start.
A quick 10–15 minute video call with parents to answer questions and prepare for your child's discovery lesson.
That is why after so many years, I became dedicated to create a Piano School providing exactly that to my students: fun, enjoyment & real love for music."
- Gina Tzagkaraki,
Creator of MusicPro Studio
Is Your Child Ready for Piano Lessons?
Many parents want to introduce music early—but worry about attention span, motivation, or turning practice into a daily struggle.
That's why our piano program for ages 5–7 was created differently.
We work with how young children naturally learn—through movement, interaction, and imagination—so lessons feel engaging, not overwhelming.
Designed for Young Beginners
Children ages 5–7 learn best when lessons are active, varied, and encouraging.
Our teaching approach is:
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Interactive – children participate through games, movement, and creative activities
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Dynamic – lessons change pace to match attention and energy levels
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Playful but structured – fun with clear learning goals
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Confidence-building – early success helps children stay motivated long-term
This method helps children stay focused during lessons—and helps parents feel confident they've chosen the right starting point.
What Parents Say
"My child usually loses interest quickly, but piano is the one activity they look forward to every week."
— Judith, parent of a 6-year-old beginner
"We were worried about attention span. The lessons feel like play, but the progress is real."
— Maria, parent of a 5-year-old
Common Parent Questions
1. Is my child too young to start piano lessons?
Children ages 5–7 are at a wonderful age to begin piano when the lessons are designed specifically for them.
Our program is created for young beginners, using movement, interaction, and short activities that match how children at this age learn best. We focus on building confidence and enjoyment first—so learning feels positive from the start.
2. What if my child has a short attention span?
That's completely normal at this age—and expected.
Our lessons are dynamic and interactive, with frequent changes in activity to keep children engaged. We don't expect young children to sit still for long periods. Instead, we work with their energy to support focus and learning.
Many parents are surprised by how engaged their child becomes during lessons.
3. Do we need a piano at home before starting?
No, you don't need a full acoustic piano to begin.
After the Discovery Lesson, we'll guide you on the best home setup for your child and your space—whether that's a keyboard or piano—and help you avoid unnecessary purchases.
4. What if my child loses interest after a few months?
This is one of the most common concerns—and exactly why our program is designed the way it is.
By creating early success, variety, and a sense of play, children are more likely to stay motivated long-term. However, we do offer the option of discontinuing after the 1st month without any financial commitement.
4. How much practice is expected at this age?
Practice for young beginners is short, simple, and age-appropriate.
We focus on quality rather than quantity, and we guide parents on how to support practice without pressure. We do advice families to start with 3 days a week for 5-10 minutes.
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NEXT STEPS
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Book a short Intro Call
A relaxed 10–15 minute video call with parents only. -
Attend a Discovery Lesson
Your child experiences a playful, one-on-one piano lesson where we discover if piano is the right fit for them. -
Decide Together
After the lesson, we discuss whether ongoing piano lessons are the right next step.
There is no pressure or obligation at any stage.
What Happens in a Discovery Lesson
The discovery lesson is designed to help your child feel comfortable and successful at the piano.
During the lesson, your child will:
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Explore the piano through interactive activities
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Be gently guided based on their personality and attention span
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Experience music in a fun, encouraging environment
After the lesson, parents receive clear feedback and guidance on next steps.
There is no obligation to continue after the discovery lesson.
Limited Availability
To keep lessons engaging and individualized, we work with a limited number of young beginners at a time.
We only accept a few students per semester in order to maintain individual attention.
A quick 10–15 minute video call to answer your questions and prepare for your child's discovery lesson.
MusicPro Piano Lessons
Rijswijk & Haarlem • Lessons in English
Phone: +31620310106 • Email: gina.musicpro@gmail.com