I know 2 people that give lessons: my coworker who’s classically trained and my old neighbor that’s a teacher at BSA. DM me and I’ll give you their info to contact them

Try https://fourhourday.org/. I know they have some group classes but I’m not sure if beginner piano is one.

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Peabodys out for winter break I'm sure you can enroll for the spring. My 6 year old son has been taking lessons since the fall.

Guitar Center gives piano lessons.

http://www.musicteacherslist.com/member.php?member_rec=G201234349951309651279319e&pagenum=1

He has taught me and is fantastic. He does in person and online lessons

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Stay away from big box lessons (guitar center, etc.) The quality of instruction is typically poor and the fees structure of what they charge teachers is predatory and almost exploitation and it definitely degrades the experience.

Go private. It's built for long term relationships and learning.

There's a co-op studio in Cockeysville of private teachers that don't compete with one another for students but also doesn't have that fee structure, so you're getting your money's worth and so is that teacher. Find something like that.

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Thank you, will check it out

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Thanks, do you know what is it called?

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Previous comments are correct. Do not go to a shop. They are ripping off the teachers and many are dishonest. I say this as a teacher that has worked in shops. Find someone who has a degree, and plays the music you want to be able to play. If they try to teach you a song, ditch them. You don’t want to learn how to play songs. You want to be able to play YOUR music on the piano. Good luck! There are a ton of killing pianists in the area.

My father is a Peabody grad and gives piano lessons from his home studio in Glen Burnie. Message me if interested

Patterson Park Academy of Music! It’s in Fells and run by some great folks