Teaching is something about which Mr. Green is very passionate. Having taught in various settings from his home studio, to area music academies, to the advanced level at the university, he has much experience with students of all ages and abilities. Mr. Green is a patient person whose fun, yet focused, teaching style is appealing to all students. His desire is to develop a strong relationship with each student, through which he can foster in them a love and enjoyment for music making and the pursuit of personalized musical goals, all with the ultimate aim to bring glory to God through their personal expression and sharing of music with others.

Why choose Green Piano Studio?

1. It is about the student

"Teach the student first, the music second and the piano third.” -Frances Clark

I believe that much is to be gained by piano study. First and foremost is the development of the student as a person; a person who understands the deeper, beautiful things given to us by our Creator; a person who understands perseverance and self-discipline. These things, and much more, are fostered through musical, pianistic study. I am committed to instilling within each student a sense of: discipline, motivation and love.

2. Professionalism, Dedication & Experience

For over a decade I have been privileged to work as a professional musician and music educator.   From classical pianist to rock-band keyboardist, I have experience in multiple musical styles and settings.  I have taught students from ages 4 yrs. to 85 yrs.; from the beginning musician to the graduate, university-level music major. I have earned both a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance and a Master of Music degree in Piano Pedagogy.

This myriad of performing and teaching experience enables me to address each student's individual desires and goals and develop lesson plans towards meeting these.

3. Variety is the spice of your musical life

In addition to the solid foundations of music theory and healthy pianistic technique, I think it is important to expose each student to a variety of musical genres. Therefore, I strive to incorporate not only classical piano repertoire, but also pop, jazz, rock, among other genres. I want to focus not only on reading musical notation but also composing/improvising as essential skills of well-rounded musician.

4. Share & Grow

Music is meant to be shared with others. The act of sharing music should be fun, rewarding and joyous experience.  Each performance is also always an opportunity for individual growth. I offer a variety of performance opportunities:

Studio Recitals

As member of Arlington, Texas & National Music Teacher Associations: Festivals, Competitions and State Theory Exams (Click here for more information).

Music Development Program Exams (Click here for more information).