At your home
ʻEwa Beach , Kapolei
- Tuesday
- Thursday
Private lessons · Oʻahu · All ages
Piano lessons in your living room, or mine.
I teach at your home in ʻEwa Beach and Kapolei, and at my home in Mililani.
- Mokwon University Music graduate, Daejeon, Korea
- Hawaiʻi & Korea Many years of teaching in both
- Every age & level First-timers to returning adults
The weekly program
Where I teach, and when.
Lessons are by appointment. Call to find a time that fits your family’s week.
At my home
Mililani
- Wednesday
- Friday
Lessons
Lessons shaped around the student.
Private, one-on-one, and paced to you — whether you’re just starting out or coming back after years away.
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Trying piano for the first time
No experience or instrument know-how needed.
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Coming back to it
Review what you learned years ago and pick up where you left off.
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Extra support alongside a current teacher
Focused help between your regular lessons.
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Reading, rhythm and theory
Notes on the keyboard, rhythmic patterns and the basics of music theory.
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Busy schedules, your own pace
Learn at the rate that fits your life, not a fixed curriculum.
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In the privacy of your own home
In ʻEwa Beach and Kapolei, on your own piano, with nowhere to drive.
About Hyejeong
“The piano is always there, ready for you to pour out your soul.”
Hyejeong studied music at Mokwon University and has taught private piano and violin lessons in Hawaiʻi and Korea for many years. She believes playing sharpens the mind, steadies the hands, and gives every student a lifelong place to set down the day.
Why learn piano?
There are many and varied reasons to play the piano. It is a beautiful instrument with a beautiful look and a beautiful sound. It can be a soloist’s instrument or a group instrument. It sharpens the mind and body. The gift of music is therapeutic. There are many careers that require piano skills. The list goes on and on.
Playing the piano develops a high level of manual dexterity. While it may seem very simple to just push the keys, learning to perform complex pieces with precision and emotion needs a little time and a very human touch. That is one reason why professional pianists have not been replaced by computers. It is more complicated than patting your head while rubbing your tummy! But it is ever so much more rewarding too!
The piano is also a staple of family sing-alongs — whether you are singing Christmas carols or playing some favorite movie tunes. The very design of the piano lends itself to groups of people gathered around, singing along. This is one of the most social of activities. This is where some of our warmest and most treasured memories are made.
There are many jobs and careers for pianists. One can be the piano player in a lounge, on a cruise ship, in a church (mass, weddings, funerals), or in a band. One can be an instructor with a college or university or teach out of a home studio. One can accompany vocalists, choirs, violinists, and others as they perform for competition or for an audience. One can compose movie scores or commercial jingles or orchestral pieces. The possibilities are endless.
The ability to play a musical instrument and to express oneself with a musical instrument is very healthy and therapeutic. Stresses can melt away. The piano is always there, ready for you to pour out your soul. It is a most patient and agreeable companion. If you’re upset, go ahead and thunder away on the keyboard, and when you’re done and feeling better, go ahead and pick up a more languid or cheerful piece.
And, of course, a piano is a beautiful addition to any living room!
Request a first lesson
Let’s find your first lesson.
Calling is quickest. If it’s easier, send a short note and I’ll get back to you.
Call
(808) 371-0708