Online Piano Parent Membership
The Online Piano Parent Club
12 Month Group
Become the piano parent your child needs
Everything you need to help your child thrive, in one expert-guided membership.
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You want your child to love piano and become good at it, but...Â
- You can't keep up with the music your child is learning.
- You’re unsure how to help during practice.
- You're wondering if the teacher or the method is the right fit.
- You're battling resistance, frustration, or "I don't want to practice."
- You don't know how to create a positive home environment and relationship.
- You're tired of feeling guilty from not knowing how.Â
You are not alone. Almost all parents face the same situation.
You just need guidance to be a great support, and create lasting memories and success together.Â
START PLAYING TODAYHi! I'm Isabella!
For three decades, I’ve taught pianists at one of the most respected programs in the world—the New England Conservatory of Music, Expanded Education —as well as in my home studio. I’ve helped beginners take their first steps, guided advanced performers to win top competitions, become professionals and supported new pianists who simply want to play with joy.
I know how discouraging it can feel when progress is slow or practice becomes a struggle. And as a parent of four kids learning music, I also know how overwhelming it is to support practice at home and wonder whether you’re doing it “right.”
That’s why I created PianoGenesis—to give you a clear plan, expert guidance, and tools that make growth feel possible, encouraging, and meaningful.
My goal is to help you build confidence, make real progress, and develop a lifelong, personal connection to music.
When you’re ready, I’m here to guide you.
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Watch Isabella’s students’ performances
Ethan Leung is a 7-year-old pianist who made his orchestral debut at age 5 after winning First Prize in the 2024 Sempre Musick Concerto Competition. He studies with Isabella at the New England Conservatory of Music Preparatory School.
In this video, he performs the first movement of Bach’s Concerto in A Major.
Shixun Song is an 18-year-old pianist and a senior at Phillips Academy Andover. He studies piano with Isabella at the New England Conservatory of Music Preparatory School.
He is the Gold Prize winner of the 2025 Rubato International Piano Competition, the First Prize winner of the 2025 Ramon A. Rivera Piano Competition, and a three-time First Prize winner of the MTNA Massachusetts Senior Piano Competition (2023, 2024, 2025) among other awards.
In this video, he performs Out of Doors by BĂ©la BartĂłk.
You want to be the calm, confident support your child needs
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But where do you start?Â
The Piano Parent Club gives parents the clarity, support, and step-by-step guidance they need to help their kids succeed at piano.
And, I will also share what Absolutely Won't work!Â
  Online Piano Parent Club
Everything you need to help your child thrive — one expert-guided annual membership.
Inside the Piano Parent Club
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You’ll find short guidance and coaching video tutorials on:
The Science of Effective Learning
Understand how your child’s brain, body, and emotions work together for joyful, successful learning.
What Piano Learning Is Truly About
Learn how to support your child in reaching their full musical potential—step by step.
Essential Foundations Every Child Needs
Proper technique, healthy practice habits, effective learning strategies, and a growth mindset—what most children often miss.
Beyond “Practice Battles”
Build motivation, discipline, resilience, and a lifelong love for music.
Creating a Musical Home
Turn your home into a space of creativity, connection, and lasting musical memories.
Bonuses
Piano Repertoire Support Videos ($1,800 value)
Receive up to 6 short tutorial videos that walk you through the exact pieces your child is learning—from beginner to early advanced levels.
Private Community (Priceless)
Ask questions focused on learning, practice, motivation, and how to work effectively with your child.
Who Is This For?
Perfect for parents who:
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Have a child learning piano or about to start
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Want to support their child without becoming “the teacher”
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Want fewer practice battles and more harmony at home
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Are unsure if their child is on the right track
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Value guidance, clarity, and community
If you’ve ever wished piano would feel easier—for your child—this is for you.Â
What You’ll Walk Away With...
You will:
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 Set realistic practice goals for learning
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Know what real progress looks like at each stage
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Recognize when to help—and when to step back
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Communicate confidently with your child’s teacher
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Reduce resistance and practice battles with simple strategies
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Create a calm, positive practice environment
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Feel confident, not overwhelmed about how you support your child
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Build meaningful musical moments you and your child will remember
The Alternative?Â
Spend another year wishing you could guide your child’s musical journey…
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 Keep watching your child struggle, unsure how to help…
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Avoid the piano because it feels overwhelming or “not for you”…
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Spend evenings in tension, frustration, and practice battles…
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Keep second-guessing yourself and feeling guilty…
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With the Parent Piano Club ...
 You Will…
Grow into the calm, confident musical guide your child needs — while nurturing your own love of music.
You Will Not…
Let self-doubt, embarrassment, or “I’m not musical” stories keep you stuck on the sidelines of your child’s piano journey.
You won’t let fear rob you of the joy, connection, and creativity you both deserve.
What others say about Isabella...
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"Isabella has helped my son tremendously with overcoming technical challenges. While technical proficiency is fundamentally critical, she is equally adept at teaching how to make music beautiful through sound and interpretation, shaping the dynamics, colors, and balance".Â
Isabella is an incredibly gifted teacher who is able to draw on her vast experience in piano education to mentor students of all ages, starting from young beginners to advanced students. Her warm and nurturing personality helps her students foster a love of learning piano and connect with music on a deeper level.
Learning any instrument comes with innumerable challenges that requires not only a teacher's expertise, but also a passion for mentoring students to reach their full potential - both attributes that Isabella possesses in spades.
Personally, Isabella has helped my son tremendously with overcoming technical challenges. While technical proficiency is fundamentally critical, she is equally adept at teaching how to make music beautiful through sound and interpretation, shaping the dynamics, colors, and balance.
She shows students how to bring out various musical elements in a piece and perhaps most importantly, how to convey and evoke emotions through music – to elevate a performance from mere execution to a captivating artistic experience.
Evaline Liu - A parentÂ
"She is much more than just an extraordinary piano teacher, though she certainly is that - she is a thoughtful and trusted learning partner who helps her students discover their full potential, in music and more broadly."
Isabella is a gifted, creative, attentive teacher who is deeply committed to helping her students become skilled and joyful musicians. She draws on an enormous amount of expertise and experience, not only in music and piano but also in pedagogy. Â
She is keenly interested in how to help her students learn, and to guide them through that learning process. I have always found her to be a confident yet gentle guide through the physical, intellectual, and emotional journey of playing the piano.Â
 Yet despite her unmatched qualifications, one of the qualities I most appreciate about Isabella is her curiosity. She is uninterested in following a rigid formula that can be applied to all her students; instead, she is deeply attuned to the particular needs of the student, their strengths and areas for improvement, and even their temperament and personality - and crafts an approach that is effective and tailored. Â
When a particular skill or passage in a piece is challenging, her instinct is to first ask why that aspect is challenging, and from there, she focuses on working to unlock or untangle whatever is getting in the way. Â
This is a serious, thoughtful, and inquiry-driven approach to growth - in this way, our lessons with her are not only lessons in piano, but also lessons for life.Â
I feel deeply grateful for the role she plays in our journey, and for her flexibility, patience, sense of humor, and her philosophy that learning is often a non-linear process. She is much more than just an extraordinary piano teacher, though she certainly is that - she is a thoughtful and trusted learning partner who helps her students discover their full potential, in music and more broadly.
Sara del nido - A ParentÂ
