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Having a real acoustic piano at home is best, since consistent practice between lessons is the key to progress.

However, if you’re just starting out, there are flexible options to help you get playing right away. Abby can advise on short-term rentals, beginner-friendly uprights, or quality digital pianos as a temporary solution.

As students advance, having a well-maintained acoustic piano becomes increasingly important for developing touch, tone, and musical expression.

Yes. Abby works with brand-new players of all ages as well as adults returning to the piano after years away. Beginners receive step-by-step guidance in reading music, rhythm, and technique, with lesson plans designed to make early progress both fun and motivating.

Adults who are just starting—or picking up the piano again—will find a supportive environment with clear goals that build confidence from the very first lesson.

Yes. In addition to piano, Abby offers harp lessons as a stand-alone option or as an additional option alongside piano lessons.

Abby also performs professionally as a harpist-for-hire for weddings, receptions, and private gatherings.

Yes. Abby’s students have the opportunity to perform in recitals hosted at the recital hall inside Brigham Larson Pianos.

These events are designed to be encouraging, low-pressure experiences that help students build confidence and celebrate their progress. Families are invited to attend, making recitals a fun community event as well as an important part of each student’s musical growth.

In addition to formal recitals, Abby also offers smaller, informal performance opportunities to help students feel comfortable sharing their music in front of others.

If the studio is full, families can join the waitlist and will be contacted in order as soon as a lesson time opens. Openings usually come at the start of a new semester or when schedules change, and waitlisted families get first priority.