A Space for Artistry & Growth

TwelveTones is a calm, peaceful, and welcoming home studio located in Tehaleh. The space is thoughtfully designed to help students feel comfortable, focused, and encouraged during their lessons. Students learn on quality acoustic pianos in an intimate setting that supports attentive listening, expressive playing, and steady musical growth.

Yes. Parents are welcome to stay during lessons and are especially encouraged to do so with younger students. Being present can help families better understand what the student is learning and how to support practice at home.

Yes. Parking is available at the studio, including two open spaces in the driveway.

Students should have access to an instrument for regular practice at home. An acoustic piano is ideal, but a digital piano or keyboard may be suitable, particularly for beginners. A full-size instrument with 88 weighted keys is recommended.

Amanda also welcomes the opportunity to meet families before the first lesson. This gives everyone a chance to ask questions, become familiar with the studio, and make sure the teaching environment feels like a good fit.

The studio offers a quiet, personal setting where lessons can be tailored to the individual student. Amanda considers each student’s personality, interests, background, learning style, mood, and energy level when guiding the lesson.

Students are encouraged to listen carefully, think independently, and become more aware of the sound they create at the piano. Theory, technical studies, aural skills, artistry, and musicianship are integrated into the learning process rather than treated as separate subjects.

In-studio lessons allow students to learn on beautiful acoustic pianos and receive direct guidance with touch, tone, posture, and technique. The physical instrument plays an important role in developing listening skills and musical expression.

Online lessons offer a flexible alternative through a convenient platform. Students still receive personalized instruction, feedback, and support while learning from home.

Yes. Regular home practice is an important part of making progress. An acoustic piano is ideal, but a good digital piano with 88 weighted keys can also work well. A basic keyboard may be suitable temporarily for a new beginner before a family invests in a full-size instrument.

Yes. Amanda welcomes an introductory meeting before lessons begin. It is an opportunity for families to ask questions, meet her in person, and get a feel for the studio environment before making a decision.