It's time to make beautiful music
Information about lessons and policies.
Performance Opportunities.
What makes Mr. Aguilar a great teacher.
Education and Experience.
Priciples and purpose for teaching music.
Personal points of view.
Goals and expectations.
How is this method specially suited for young students.
How does it differ from traditional piano lessons.
A piano course based entirely on Christian music.
Activities and programs for students.
Recitals & Competitions
What parents say about the lessons and the teacher.
Videos from student performances. Watch students in action.
What you'll find in the music studio.
See pictures.
Questions that parents have about the Suzuki Method.
What the statistics say.
Where to go for more information.
For parents and students.
Find out what's going on in San Antonio.
Piano, guitar, clarinet, & sax.
Techniques & Instruments.
Whether they practice or not, our students are always special.
This year my students not only learned to play the piano but realized many more amazing things. Some enjoy singing and dancing. Others prefer hunting and fishing. Find out about their accomplishments, what they would bring if they were alone on an island, and what they do for fun.
Teaching to play the piano in the most natural and intuitive way.
Mr. Aguilar teaches piano to children, teens, and adults and specializes in the Suzuki method, based on the same principles used when learning a language — listening, imitating, and repeating. The Suzuki method provides a great way to teach classical music to young kids and it's designed for the beginners (ages 4-8).
MusicTime is a hands-on piano training that makes it possible to learn a variety of songs in a short period of time. It's great for teenagers who want a fun, easy, and 'cool' way to learn piano and even be able to play in a band, or participate in talent shows at school.
The praiseTime curriculum prepares students to play chord charts on the keyboard, different style accompaniments, improvisation, and transposition, all within a sacred repertoire of contemporary praise songs and traditional hymns. Students might be able to join a praise band at church and play along with guitar, bass, and drum players and singers.
Lessons, policies, and student opportunities [more]
What makes Mr. Aguilar a great teacher. [more]
Every child comes to our world with musical ability [more]
Giving students the chance to achieve their dreams [more]
A curriculum provides a path for teachers and students [more]
What the parents say about the lessons and the teacher [more]
Recitals, festivals, competitions and other activities [more]
Watch the students in action [more]
What you'll find in the music studio [more]
Questions that parents have about the Suzuki Method [more]
What the statistics say [more]
Find out what's going on in San Antonio [more]
Piano, guitar, clarinet, & sax. Techniques & Instruments. [more]
"The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." - William Arthur Ward
Pablo Aguilar is a certified piano teacher (NCTM) located in San Antonio, TX. He holds a Master of Music degree in Piano Pedagogy and Performance from the University of Texas at San Antonio. Mr. Aguilar graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Montemorelos where he completed a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance. He also has trained extensively in the Suzuki method with Dr. Doris Harrel and was awarded the Piano Pedagogy Award in 2011 by the Department of Music at UTSA. Click here for more information.
Lessons are held at Musical Arts Center of San Antonio in two locations: by I-10 & De Zavala Rd. and by 1604 & 281
Tution fee varies depending on location.
The monthly tuition fee is based on 46 piano lessons per year and is due on the 7th of each month. Please call 210-560-9587 for tuition rate information.
If you have any questions, please call 210-560-9587 or write a message here. For more information about the teacher, click here.
Pablo Aguilar, M.M., NCTM
Piano Teacher
San Antonio, TX
Cell: 210-560-9587
