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Welcome to the Lichtenstein Piano School
European-Style Suzuki Piano Lessons
Equal Emphasis on Note-Reading and Ear-Training
• Teaching Ages 3 & Up,
Beginner to Advanced
• Adult Beginners Welcome
• Innovative Techniques,
Faster Learning
• Complete Program of Lessons,
Weekly Enrichment Classes,
Monthly Recitals and Piano Parties,
Annual Formal Recital, and
Ensemble Work
• Piano, Voice, Solfege,
Music Composition, Lyric Writing
• Pain-Free Playing Technique
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Member, Suzuki Piano Basics Foundation
Member, Artistry Alliance Advisory Board
Member, Music Teachers National Association
Member, Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association
All piano lessons are taught at the Lichtenstein Piano Studio in Camp Hill, PA, near Harrisburg, PA.
Located near the 11/15 Bypass and Siebert Park
in Camp Hill, PA (zip code 17011).
Lessons are one hour.
Business hours are M-F 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
New students are accepted any time of the year.
Positive encouragement for all learning styles is the
hallmark of this piano school.
For information please email me at this link.
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If you are looking for a teacher who
• will be the first teacher for your beginner (of any age), and you want one who is experienced in presenting music fundamentals, someone who understands child development and how it affects each stage of learning;
• can renew enthusiasm in your middle or high school piano student, and has a proven record of keeping students from dropping out of music study;
• knows how to make adult learners successful, because you are an adult who has always wanted to play the piano, or you want to revisit the piano study of your childhood;
• is able to prepare your advanced teen student for piano competitions and college music studies;
• teaches technique to prevent or remediate repetitive stress injury from piano playing;
Then you have come to the right place. I can help you with these goals for your child or yourself.

All photos are property of the Suzanne Lichtenstein Piano School and were taken during recitals, concerts,
private lessons, or master classes.
SLPS copyright 2003 - 2011
1) Musical Development Classes for preschoolers lay the foundation for future musical growth. Children join friends in dancing, singing, and other group activities to develop rhythm, pitch, and locomotor skills; spatial and pattern recognition skills; musical interpretation ability, math understanding, and verbal skills. Class size is limited to 12 students. 45 minutes, Thursdays at 11:15 a.m., January 26 through May 24, 2012 (16 lessons). Late enrollers are welcome to join the session partway through; tuition will be pro-rated accordingly.
2) Piano-Lesson Classes for preschoolers take learning to the next level. In addition to all the fun activities of the Musical Development Classes, children learn to play melodies on the piano in a fun and exciting way that also develops their math skills. Class size is small, only 3 to 4 students, because of one-on-one time. Students in this class are eligible for enrollment in the Musical Development Classes at no extra cost. 60 minutes, Thursdays at 10:00 a.m., January 26 through May 24, 2012 (16 lessons). Late enrollers are welcome to join the session partway through; tuition will be pro-rated accordingly.
Have you always wanted to learn piano?
Did you take lessons years ago?
Enjoy companionship and relaxing fun as you tickle the ivories with new-found friends.
Refreshments served in a comfortable atmosphere.
It's time to make practicing more fun!
Come join our
Piano Practice Club!
Play your songs in unison with other students at your level.
Meet new friends, jam together on songs, and exchange tips and strategies.
Best of all, enjoy the thrill of playing unisons and duets. Nothing is more fun!
Note: This activity is student-led. The teacher is present for answering student questions.
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