Piano Lessons in Nashua, NH

Piano Lessons

 We believe learning piano should be inspiring, engaging, and fun. That’s why our piano instructors at North Main Music are not only highly skilled musicians, but also patient, encouraging, and passionate educators. Every lesson is tailored to your goals, learning pace, and preferred musical style—whether that’s classical, pop, jazz, or contemporary.

Our piano teachers hold degrees from top music schools and bring decades of performance and teaching experience to each session. Many have performed nationally and internationally, and have guided students of all ages to grow their skills, confidence, and love for music.

Whether you’re just beginning or looking to refine your technique, North Main Music provides a supportive and creative environment to learn piano at your own pace—right here in Nashua, NH.

Learn Piano Your Way—from Classical Foundations to Modern Hits

At North Main Music, located conveniently at 28 Charron Avenue, Suite #1 in Nashua, our experienced piano instructors teach a broad range of styles—from classical and jazz to pop, rock, blues, and contemporary music. Students from Nashua and surrounding communities enjoy customized lessons that cover technique, music theory, sight reading, improvisation, and playing favorite songs. Whether you’re just starting out or building on years of experience, every lesson is designed for steady growth, confidence, and enjoyment.

Class Days

Monday-Sunday

Years Old

AGES FIVE AND UP

PRICING

Half-Hour Weekly Lesson: $160 per month
Forty Five Minute Weekly Lesson : $243 per month.
Sixty Minute Weekly Lesson: $320 per month.

This includes one lesson per week. The monthly rate remains the same whether there are four or five weeks in the month.

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Inspire a Love for Music at North Main Music

Start your musical journey today with expert instructors and flexible scheduling—available 7 days a week for piano, voice, guitar, and more.

Meet Instructors

Other Instruments: Voice

Christie Conticchio is a piano and voice instructor at North Main Music. She began studying piano at the age of six, and picked up voice when she was in middle school. Christie’s inspiration for playing came from listening to Billy Joel as a child. She is a graduate of Rivier College in Nashua, where she earned a degree in Elementary Education. Christie has taught at North Main Music since 2009 and worked as a teacher in the Nashua School District for five years. Christie is heavily involved with the local theater community either performing onstage or music directing.

“I believe in creating a positive environment where the students feel comfortable to make mistakes, confident in their abilities, and having fun while they are learning. it is important to me for the students to have a good foundation of music theory in order to understand easy to difficult music. Many times, I will have my students sight read a piece to play in order to develop deeper level thinking. Lastly, I want to spark a love for music which I know can open many doors in all areas of life.”

Other Instruments: Trumpet

Matthew Marrello is a piano and trumpet teacher at North Main Music. His musical journey began at the early age of 5 when he picked up the piano and shortly afterwards, he was introduced to the trumpet. After studying music composition at Keene State College, Matthew has gone on to play both instruments professionally in many performing groups that tour across the New England area including jazz ensembles, rock bands, and solo performances. He specializes in jazz and improvisation, but is proficient in teaching all styles and levels. He also encourages students to write their own music.

Other Instruments: Voice

Kathy Shoemaker began her musical journey at the age of 9 when her father signed her up for accordion lessons. She went on to be involved in accordion bands, ensembles, and competitions. During high school, she studied voice and taught herself piano.

Kathy graduated from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Fla. with a Bachelor of Music. She also studied jazz vocal at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Mass. Additionally, she earned a Master’s in Education in school counseling from Rivier University in Nashua, N.H.

Kathy has taught middle school chorus and brings more than 20 years of experience teaching private voice and piano lessons to her position at North Main Music.

Other Instruments: Voice

Sue has been singing since before she can remember and playing piano since she was 7 years old. In high school, Sue was the first-chair clarinet player as a sophomore, and the first-chair bassoonist in her junior and senior years. Sue was a vocal soloist and member of Voices of Distinction, a delightful and accomplished chorus centered in Kingston, NH, for several years. She also served as the Junior Choir Director and as a piano accompanist of Main Street Church in Amesbury, MA, where she is still a member and soloist in the Senior Choir. Sue is currently a lead singer of “Edgartown”, an acoustic rock and blues trio, which plays throughout the Merrimack Valley.

Other Instruments: Ukulele, Bass, Drums

Other Instruments: Voice

Alyssa Clancy has been surrounded by music her entire life—her parents say she was singing before she could talk, and she’s been playing piano since first grade. From band and jazz to a cappella, musical theater, and opera, she has a wide-ranging performance background.

In high school, Alyssa held leading roles in Cinderella (Fairy Godmother) and Legally Blonde (Paulette), served as chorus president, and performed in auditioned band and choir groups. She went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Hartford, where she appeared in operas like La Bohème and Madame Butterfly.

Alyssa brings a warm, upbeat energy to every lesson. She’s passionate about helping students of all ages and levels build confidence, grow their skills, and connect with music in a way that’s fun and meaningful.

The thing I love most about teaching is helping students build confidence and discover joy in music, no matter where they’re starting from. I strive to create a supportive, relaxed environment where students feel free to express themselves, explore different styles, and grow at their own pace. Whether we’re working on vocal technique, piano skills, or performance, my goal is to guide each student in developing their unique musical voice and to make every lesson a fun, meaningful step on their musical journey

Khantika Pholy is a dedicated piano instructor with a lifelong love of music and a passion for working with students.

Khantika began playing piano at age seven and later studied ukulele and guitar. She has been teaching piano since 2021 and brings a wide range of experience to her lessons, including teaching children’s bands, directing the music program at the Boys & Girls Club, leading group music classes for children under five, and performing as a church pianist.

Khantika studied Education at Southern New Hampshire University, combining her background in teaching with her passion for music. She strives to create an encouraging and engaging environment where students can build their skills, grow in confidence, and develop a genuine love of music that stays with them throughout their musical journey.

Other Instruments: Voice

Michael Mitchell has been singing since age six and began formal voice study at 12, later adding piano lessons in high school. He sings with several choral groups and performs regularly in professional theatrical productions. He continues to draw inspiration from his grandmother, who shares his love of music and the stage.

Michael is a graduate of the Osher School of Music with a degree in Vocal Performance and a concentration in musical theater technique. His studies included a broad range of musical genres, languages, and vocal methods. He is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Music Education at UMass Lowell, focusing on effective teaching techniques for students of different backgrounds and abilities.

Michael is passionate about healthy vocal technique while keeping music enjoyable and rewarding. He believes singing is for everyone and tailors his teaching to each student’s individual goals, whether building confidence, improving technique, preparing for an audition, or simply enjoying the experience of singing.

Other Instruments: Guitar

Scott is a musician and experienced instructor who has been teaching and performing for more than 40 years. He plays guitar, bass, and trumpet and has performed with a wide variety of groups throughout his musical career.

Scott holds a bachelor’s degree with a concentration in Music Industry from UMass Lowell and an associate degree with a concentration in Music from Northern Essex Community College. His extensive experience as both a musician and educator gives him a practical and well-rounded approach to teaching.

Scott believes learning music should be fun, engaging, and something students look forward to. If a student isn’t connecting with a lesson, he believes in changing the approach to find what inspires them. His goal is to help students develop their skills while discovering the enjoyment and connection that come from making music.
Outside of music, Scott enjoys collecting records and vintage audio gear, railfanning, and—as a husband and father of three—perfecting the occasional dad joke.

Other Instruments: Guitar, and Trumpet

Cody Knapp is a multi-instrumentalist, performer, songwriter, and dedicated music instructor originally from Hudson, New Hampshire. He studied Music Education at Belmont University in Nashville and brings more than a decade of performing and teaching experience to his students.

Cody believes every student learns differently and takes an individualized approach to lessons, tailoring his teaching to each student’s goals, interests, and learning style. Whether a student is picking up an instrument for the first time or looking to grow as a performer, he creates a positive and engaging environment that builds confidence and encourages creativity.

Outside of teaching, Cody writes original music and performs throughout New England. His experience as a working musician brings a fresh perspective to his lessons while helping students develop their skills, discover their own musical voice, and build a lasting appreciation for music.

Alex Tkaczewski is an experienced piano instructor, composer, and musician with a diverse professional background. He has taught privately for more than 10 years, following a 20-year career creating music, sound effects, and voice recordings for the computer game and toy industries.

Alex studied piano and composition at the Manhattan School of Music, earned his bachelor’s degree from the Hartt School of Music, and received his doctorate from Stanford University. As a composer and performer, his works have been performed by orchestras and large choirs.

Alex brings his enthusiasm for music to every lesson and believes everyone can learn to play the piano. He teaches music from a wide range of eras and genres while emphasizing effective practice, sight-reading, music theory, and performance preparation. His goal is to help students develop strong musical skills while discovering the enjoyment and fulfillment that comes from making music.

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