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Piano4Everyone offers piano lessons that include group piano lessons, private piano lessons, sight-reading, and ear training. The piano program incorporates interactive classes and a friendly atmosphere, and students are taught in a pleasant and supportive atmosphere. All instruments used for private and group piano lessons at the Piano4Everyone studio are state of the art digital pianos.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Price: Group lessons are more affordable; multilevel fees are offered so that those who enroll with friends or family receive discounts.
Piano4Everyone states that its goal is “Changing Lives Through Music with a New Way of Learning Piano.” The philosophy of this Tarzana music school is to teach students how to enjoy the piano learning process, and the piano method is described as unique and innovative and allows teaching students at a faster pace while motivating them and developing a love of playing piano. The program is described as #1 Group Piano and Music Education for students of all ages, from children to adults, and as unique, innovative, fun, and affordable, as well as the new way of learning to play an instrument.
Students are put into small groups at the beginning levels, with small classes of up to 8 people. Group lessons are described as more fun and more affordable, and multilevel fees provide discounts for those who enroll with friends or family. Students receive a progress report or certificate every term, and lessons start and end on time, with clear studio policies, straightforward billing, and open communication with parents.
The entire faculty are university-trained professional musicians with extensive teaching and performing experience. Piano4Everyone is led by founder Dr. Katya Gliadkovsky, who holds the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts. The founder, Katya Gliadkovsky, has been featured on NBC, Universal’s Kelly Clarkson Show. Piano4Everyone is described as distinct from “regular” music making because its stated purpose is the enjoyment and well-being of the participant and the group, not an artistic or aesthetic outcome, and participation does not require talent or training, with exemplary performance not being the motive and fun and relaxation described as the key drivers. The program describes itself as tearing down the idea that music is only for a select group called musicians or that it requires a huge investment in equipment, time, and talent, and it services Tarzana and the greater San Fernando Valley.
Last updated June 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Price: Group lessons are more affordable; multilevel fees are offered so that those who enroll with friends or family receive discounts.
Piano4Everyone states that its goal is “Changing Lives Through Music with a New Way of Learning Piano.” The philosophy of this Tarzana music school is to teach students how to enjoy the piano learning process, and the piano method is described as unique and innovative and allows teaching students at a faster pace while motivating them and developing a love of playing piano. The program is described as #1 Group Piano and Music Education for students of all ages, from children to adults, and as unique, innovative, fun, and affordable, as well as the new way of learning to play an instrument.
Students are put into small groups at the beginning levels, with small classes of up to 8 people. Group lessons are described as more fun and more affordable, and multilevel fees provide discounts for those who enroll with friends or family. Students receive a progress report or certificate every term, and lessons start and end on time, with clear studio policies, straightforward billing, and open communication with parents.
The entire faculty are university-trained professional musicians with extensive teaching and performing experience. Piano4Everyone is led by founder Dr. Katya Gliadkovsky, who holds the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts. The founder, Katya Gliadkovsky, has been featured on NBC, Universal’s Kelly Clarkson Show. Piano4Everyone is described as distinct from “regular” music making because its stated purpose is the enjoyment and well-being of the participant and the group, not an artistic or aesthetic outcome, and participation does not require talent or training, with exemplary performance not being the motive and fun and relaxation described as the key drivers. The program describes itself as tearing down the idea that music is only for a select group called musicians or that it requires a huge investment in equipment, time, and talent, and it services Tarzana and the greater San Fernando Valley.
Last updated June 24, 2026.
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