I got my piano when I was about 36 and struggled with the usual beginner’s books. Then I found Emma and within a very short time was able to play many of the songs I love using her method. Learning Emma’s method has given me the confidence to play so many pieces that would have been beyond my grasp.

I found that with Emma's method my left hand has improved rapidly--I could not play so easily with both hands before, and I had taken lessons prior to starting with Emma.  I also find that it is easier for me now to learn new pieces; I don't struggle as much with the left hand and I believe it has to do with Emma's method of teaching.

When I first received some of my favorite pieces with this accompaniment, I thought they sounded wonderful with the melody. It was not difficult to play, and it got me ready for other accompaniments. Overall, I had fun with this method because it sounded just like the real songs and was easy to learn.

I have been taking piano lessons from Emma for only a month.  Her method allows me to play actual songs with simple accompaniments. This is much more enjoyable than practicing scales! I feel like I am making real music, and

I look forward to each lesson! Thank you, Emma!

The accompaniment makes playing music much easier.  It sounds good and doesn't take much effort to play correctly.  It's a lot more fun and sounds just like the real song.  This method will make playing different and more difficult songs easier.

Brittany Hamtil, Mountainside, NJ  (age 14)

 Emma's unique way of teaching accompaniments on the piano makes it easy for adults like myself who did not

start playing the piano until I was 40.  Her method enables me to learn a song quickly and make it enjoyable. 

Emma is a fantastic teacher who has mastered a unique method in teaching newcomers like myself the beauty

of piano music.

Jim Fenton, Woodbridge, NJ  (age 48)

 I never knew anything about piano until I met the greatest teacher in the world--Emma Mamayeva.  She has

a way of teaching the piano.  Her unique way makes it easier for me to play.  Now I can play so many songs with her accompaniments.

I think that this way of teaching the piano is very unique and helpful.  It helps me keep time and stretches your fingers out.  It also helps keep the pace because if you miss a beat the whole song messes up. 

Cecilia Watson, Mountainside, NJ  (age 15)