Bryan Eyberg is a pianist and piano instructor residing in Boston Massachusetts. He plays many different musical styles such as classical, jazz, pop. He holds a Master's Degree in Piano Performance from the University of Michigan School of Music, Theater and Dance, and a Bachelor of Music degree from Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. When in high school Eyberg played piano in a Master Class led by Azdrej Dutkiewicsz of the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Poland. Bryan started taking piano lessons at the age of seven with Kathy Rissler, and began studying piano with Dr. Robert Larsen at Simpson College when he was a junior in high school. While at Michigan he studied piano with Dr. Louis Nagel and Antol Nel. He also took a vocal accompanying class with Martin Katz and a composition class with Bright Cheng while at Michigan. After moving to Boston in 2002 Bryan studied piano with Doug Buys at the New England Conservatory for six years, where he learned the piano technique used and taught by
Bryan Eyberg is a pianist and piano instructor residing in Boston Massachusetts. He plays many different musical styles such as classical, jazz, pop. He holds a Master's Degree in Piano Performance from the University of Michigan School of Music, Theater and Dance, and a Bachelor of Music degree from Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. When in high school Eyberg played piano in a Master Class led by Azdrej Dutkiewicsz of the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Poland. Bryan started taking piano lessons at the age of seven with Kathy Rissler, and began studying piano with Dr. Robert Larsen at Simpson College when he was a junior in high school. While at Michigan he studied piano with Dr. Louis Nagel and Antol Nel. He also took a vocal accompanying class with Martin Katz and a composition class with Bright Cheng while at Michigan. After moving to Boston in 2002 Bryan studied piano with Doug Buys at the New England Conservatory for six years, where he learned the piano technique used and taught by
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