Have you always had an interest in the piano but just never had the time to take lessons?  Or are you interested in exposing your child to the joy of playing the piano?

Use this set of (4) 1/2 hour piano lessons, donated by Tim Hartnett, OPUS Community Music School Faculty Member, to take the plunge!

About Tim: (From the OPUS Website, here)

Pianist Tim Hartnett has pursued advanced study in both piano performance and piano pedagogy over the past three decades. He first began his training under the tutorship of Karen England of the Howard County Music Teachers Assocation, and more recently studied with both Dr. Michael Adcock of the Washington and Peabody Conservatories and Dr. Audrey Andrist of UMBC, after admission into a graduate program of Piano Performance.  Currently, Mr. Hartnett is pursuing an advanced graduate performance diploma through the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. 

As a teacher, Mr. Hartnett has been an efficient and successful mentor for all ages and levels with a philosophy that emphasizes a strong foundation in both music history and theory, in addition to technique.  Mr. Hartnett has extensive experience as a competition adjudicator, having prepared students for competitions, scholarship and performance auditions, as well as various piano and music theory exams.  Consulting Editor of the John Bresnik Jazz piano method, Mr. Hartnett is also an instructor at Mike's Music in Ellicott City, MD.

In addition to his music education, Mr. Hartnett holds a BS in Mathematics from UMBC, and is soon to complete his MS in Applied and Computational Mathematics from the Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering, with a strong interest in the role of artificial intelligence and mathematics in music.  He currently resides in Dayton, MD.