Cindy Beck

With a deep passion for music and over 25 years of teaching experience, Cindy Beck is dedicated to helping students of all ages and skill levels discover the joy of playing the piano. Whether you’re a beginner learning your first notes or an advanced player refining your technique, Cindy provides personalized instruction tailored to your goals.

Having studied music at the Wheaton Conservatory of Music, Wheaton, IL (BMus) and Northwestern University, Evanston, IL (MM), Cindy combines foundational methods with a modern and creative approach to teaching. Lessons in her studio emphasize basic notation, technique, theory, musical expression, and performance skills. This ensures students gain confidence in their abilities while nurturing their love for music. Cindy seeks to foster an encouraging and inspiring learning environment, whether preparing for recitals, auditions, or simply playing for personal enjoyment.

If you’re ready to begin or continue your musical journey, Cindy would love to guide you along the way!

 

PIANO

Age Range

Ages 7 – 100+

Styles

Classical and Modern Composers

Beginner through Advanced level

Geographic areas served

Cindy is available for lessons at the Opus Plymouth location as well as in home lessons in Plymouth, Maple Grove, northern Minnetonka, Champlin, Wayzata, Medina, and Brooklyn Park.

Rates

  • $44 / half hour lesson
  • $66 / 45-minute lesson
  • $75 / 60-minute lesson
  • $8 more per in home lesson

 

Cancellation Policy

Lessons cancelled within 24 hours will be considered paid with no makeup guaranteed. Certain exceptions may be made at the discretion of the instructor.

 

Teaching Philosophy

In a nutshell, my ultimate goal for students is to foster a love for music. I seek to help students enjoy the learning process by making lessons engaging and inspiring. Building strong fundamentals — note and rhythm reading, technique, musical expressions — are critical as a foundation to lifelong learning. As every student is unique, I seek to adapt teaching methods to their strengths, interests, and learning styles. Teaching students how to practice effectively and problem-solve helps them become more confident and independent musicians.