Piano Lessons WITH professional Instructors

Korean-American pianist Dr. Rosa Lee is the Director of Rosa Lee Piano Studio. 

She is the recipient of the Juilliard School’s John Erskine Prize, and has made numerous appearances in recitals, playing solo piano and chamber works, and with major orchestras in the U.S. She has won top prizes in competitions and performed in numerous tours through major cities of Italy, Switzerland, Korea, and Canada. 

Praised in the Seattle’s

Korea Times for her “clear tone and beautiful expression,” she has been broadcasted on PBS television and Seattle King FM numerous times.

Dr. Rosa Lee has taught as an instructor of piano at Columbia’s Teachers College and Eastman School of Music. Most recently, she served as full-time Assistant Professor of Music at Bethel College, Kansas. 

She has served as a jury member in Syracuse, New York, and was the former assistant director of Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts series, an annual

collaborative effort of Hesston and Bethel College for sponsorship of concerts and K-12 outreach programs by world-class artists.

Dr. Rosa Lee holds a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music performance at the Juilliard School of Music, a second master’s degree in music education from Columbia University, Teacher’s College, and a doctorate degree from the Eastman School of Music. 

Dr. Rosa Lee's principle piano studies were with Julian Martin and at Eastman with Nelita True. She has joined Bunker Hill Community College as faculty member since 2019 and is director of Rosa Lee Piano Studio in Beverly Hills, California.

Rates starting at $60.

Ms. Raea Jennerich is an emerging composer and pianist, born and raised in Los Angeles, California. 

She obtained her associate's degree at LACC’s Herb Alpert Music Center and will complete her BFA in Composition and Experimental Sound Practices at CalArts in the Spring of 2025. 

In 2024, Ms. Jennerich attended the composition institute at the Atlantic Music Festival, held at Colby College. During her six-week residency, she studied concert composition, music technology, and screen scoring with world-renowned faculty from conservatories all over the country. 

In 2022, she took part in a study abroad scholarship program with the Herb Alpert Music Program in Malaga, Spain. She premiered and performed piano in her original chamber piece. Raea’s work includes classical music for solo instruments, chamber groups, and composition for media. A few topics that she likes to explore in her work are dissonance, space, and atmosphere. 

Ms. Raea Jennerich began studying piano at six years old and is known for her rich sound on the instrument. As a teacher, Raea’s goal is to inspire confidence, creativity, and a love of music for all of her students. 

Ms. Raea Jennerich teaches students in elementary, middle, and high school from beginner to intermediate levels. Skills learned in lessons will consist of technique, music theory, musicianship skills, and piano repertoire both assigned by the teacher and chosen by the student. She believes in promoting a well-rounded approach to teaching. 

Her goal is to foster the student's individuality and creativity to enhance their artistry and prioritize the growth of their technique and skill levels. She is a new faculty member at Rosa Lee Piano Studio in Beverly Hills, California.

Rates starting at $40.