Located in Montgomery's historic district, Evergreen Music School serves piano students ages 4-18 in the Cincinnati area, including:
Blue Ash | Indian Hill | Symmes | Madeira | Kenwood | Sharonville | Reading | Pleasant Ridge | Loveland | Wyoming | Oakley | Hyde Park | Mason | Maineville | and more.
Blue Ash | Indian Hill | Symmes | Madeira | Kenwood | Sharonville | Reading | Pleasant Ridge | Loveland | Wyoming | Oakley | Hyde Park | Mason | Maineville | and more.
The Evergreen Way
Children grow best when learning follows a clear path.
At Evergreen, students move through three stages as their skills and confidence develop.
At Evergreen, students move through three stages as their skills and confidence develop.
Our Studio Culture
Evergreen is a place where effort, kindness, and steady progress are valued.
Students learn that growth takes patience and practice, and that their effort leads to meaningful achievement.
Our studio encourages:
• Respect for teachers and classmates
• Pride in steady progress
• Courage to perform and share music
• A supportive and focused environment
Students learn that growth takes patience and practice, and that their effort leads to meaningful achievement.
Our studio encourages:
• Respect for teachers and classmates
• Pride in steady progress
• Courage to perform and share music
• A supportive and focused environment
Why Families Choose Evergreen
Evergreen was created to give children a musical education that is joyful, structured, and deeply supportive.
Families appreciate our:
• Clear step-by-step learning path
• Personalized attention for every student in every stage
• Multiple performances each year
• Teaching designed for how children learn best
• A calm and encouraging environment
Our goal is simple: help every child feel capable, supported, and proud of their progress.
• Clear step-by-step learning path
• Personalized attention for every student in every stage
• Multiple performances each year
• Teaching designed for how children learn best
• A calm and encouraging environment
Our goal is simple: help every child feel capable, supported, and proud of their progress.
My son absolutely loves piano lessons. His mood even brightens when he knows it's lesson day! I'm playing piano better than I ever have! I love coming to lessons! |
I was drawn to Evergreen's style of teaching. I so appreciate the love Evergreen teachers have for the kids and how they truly care and want their students to succeed. |
You rock, and the amount you love and care for the kids is never lacking! |
Students Share Their Music
Evergreen students perform throughout the year in events that celebrate growth and musical progress.
These experiences help students build confidence, pride, and stage presence.
These experiences help students build confidence, pride, and stage presence.
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Families Often Ask...
What age should my child start piano?
Any age 4+ is a great time to begin.
For Seedlings, students can begin between ages 4–6.
For Foundations, 1st-6th grade students can begin this stage as complete beginners or more experienced players.
For Evergreen Studio, students can begin this program once they graduate Foundations. We enroll beginners ages 13+ into this program as well.
For Seedlings, students can begin between ages 4–6.
For Foundations, 1st-6th grade students can begin this stage as complete beginners or more experienced players.
For Evergreen Studio, students can begin this program once they graduate Foundations. We enroll beginners ages 13+ into this program as well.
Does my child need a piano at home?
Yes. Regular practice helps students enjoy their progress and grow more quickly.
Do students perform?
Yes, we have multiple opportunities for students to perform year-round. Many events are open to students in all three programs. Students are encouraged to perform throughout the year. Performing helps build confidence and pride in their work.
Does my child Need to stay in each program for the entire age range?
No, students start in the program that matches their age and playing level. They promote to the next stage once they have demonstrated mastery in the skills for that program, regardless of their age.
