Where music brings us together
The Pied Piper Music School was established in 1988, and currently enrolls over 150 students of all ages. We believe that music has the power to bring people together and enrich our lives. Join us and discover the joy of making music in a supportive and inclusive community.
We Offer lessons in the following instruments: Piano, Violine, Trumpet, Drums, Voice for all ages incluing Group Classes for beginners
Meet Our Expert Instructors
Our team of instructors is made up of experienced musicians who are passionate about teaching. They bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every lesson, and are dedicated to helping each student reach their full potential. Get to know our instructors and find the perfect match for your musical goals.
Nobuko Hasegawa
Embark on a musical journey with Pianist Nobuko, a Japanese virtuoso. Discovering her profound connection with the piano at age 4, Nobuko is now a popular teacher and performer at weddings and festivals. Her exceptional talents have graced stages worldwide, collaborating with piano duos at renowned institutions like the Levine School of Music and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Guided by luminaries such as Ms. Kazuko Yokoi and Dr. Robert Palmer, Nobuko holds master's degrees in Piano Performance and Accompanying/Chamber Music. Beyond her stage accomplishments, she passionately extends her artistry to teaching, welcoming students as young as 3. Join Nobuko Hasegawa for a transformative musical experience, where passion meets mastery. Elevate your musical journey with us.
Piano
Luke Doubravsky
With over 20 years of experience, is a versatile music teacher in classical and popular music, jazz, improvisation, and music theory. Recognized for his expertise in "Piano Improvisation" at Bellevue College and choir accompaniment, he was named one of the top five teachers in Seattle in 2011 by the "Best Piano Lessons in Seattle" blog. As a Virtuoso Pianist and Conservatory Graduate at age fifteen, Luke adds refined excitement to weddings, private events, and fundraisers. His diverse portfolio includes collaborations with orchestras, bands, soloists, and solo performances in various settings. Having performed on national and international stages, such as the Bellevue Hyatt, Seattle Columbia Tower Club, and Las Vegas Ritz, Luke's versatility spans swing, jazz, contemporary, popular, and all-American favorites. He shares, "Playing and teaching piano greatly enriches my life, and my greatest joy is letting others experience this art as well."
Piano, Trumpet
Katsutoshi Nakamura
Mr. Katsutoshi Nakamura embarked on his journey with the violin at the age of 3. Following his high school graduation in Japan, he pursued a master’s degree at Schola Cantorum in Paris, France. Over a span of three years, he had the privilege of studying under Dr. Suzuki, the visionary behind the Suzuki method. This period afforded him numerous collaborations with renowned musicians on a global scale. Upon relocating to Seattle, Mr. Nakamura enriched the local musical scene by contributing his talents to the North West Chamber Orchestra for the past three years.
Violin
​Humberto Almeida
Brazilian-born pianist Humberto Almeida is a Doctorate graduate from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Considered in his youth by prominent newspapers in Brazil as one of the most talented pianists emerging in its national scenario, Dr. Almeida has collected many awards for his performances and studies in his native country and abroad. In 1993 Dr. Almeida made his debut with the Campinas Symphony Orchestra at the VII Eldorado Prize, Brazil’s most renowned music contest; the following years he performed and made TV appearances as a soloist with major orchestras in Brazil. Since moving to the United States, Dr. Almeida has performed several recitals in the Americas and Europe, frequently working with distinguished musicians both as a soloist and collaborative pianist. While living in Auckland, New Zealand for 16 years, Dr. Almeida became the Vice-Principal of Able Music Studio, where he has had a significant role forming young musicians; many students from his school have won first prize awards in international competitions and were accepted at major universities in America, England and Australia. His reputation as an outstanding musician and teacher has placed him among the most sought-after piano teachers in New Zealand.
Piano
Jenna Black
Jenna is a dedicated soprano and voice teacher with over a decade of experience in vocal performance and instruction. She has performed as First Soprano with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square and Schola Cantorum Oklahoma, captivating audiences with her versatile and expressive voice. As a soloist, Jenna’s highlights include performing Vivaldi’s Gloria and with the Magnolia Chorale in 2023. She holds a D.M.A. in Voice Performance and an M.M. in Opera Performance from the University of Oklahoma, where she earned multiple honors and gained valuable experience managing concert hall operations. Since 2010, Jenna has been teaching voice to students of all levels, fostering confidence and artistry through personalized lessons. Her expertise spans opera, classical, and sacred music, with a commitment to helping each student achieve their unique vocal goals. With a family-oriented approach that reflects her own deep commitment to family, she combines technical excellence with a supportive and nurturing learning environment. Whether performing on stage or guiding her students, Jenna brings passion, professionalism, and a love for the transformative power of music.
Voice
Theosora Cottarel
An award-winning French American soprano acclaimed for her "electrifying" performances and "beauty of tone." Recently securing the Artistic Development Award with second prize in Seattle Opera Guild’s competition, she is poised to debut as Violetta in La Traviata in New York and as Elisetta in Il matrimonio secret by Cimarosa in Seattle in 2024. Théodora has graced renowned stages, including the Rome Philharmonic, Odyssey Opera, and Théâtre des Champs-Elysées. Having studied with opera luminaries like Jennifer Larmore, Marilyn Horne, and Neil Rosenshein, Théodora is passionate about imparting her technical knowledge in a fun and encouraging manner. While classically trained, she embraces working in any style of music. Elevate your vocal journey with Théodora Cottarel, where expertise meets a joyful teaching approach.
Voice
​Sid Law
A seasoned musician, drum and guitar teacher, and the embodiment of a one-man band. Passionate about diverse instruments and styles, Sid excels as a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and vocalist. With extensive expertise, Sid prioritizes creativity, expression, and a profound grasp of rhythm and melody in his teaching. His performances traverse various genres, showcasing a captivating blend of artistry and technical skill. Sid provides tailored lessons for beginners embarking on their musical journey and aspiring musicians refining their skills. His teaching philosophy centers on nurturing individual musical identities and instilling a deep love for music.