Jennifer Paschal Voice & Piano

08/28/2026

Leave the rest of the day outside for a little while and focus on creating something beautiful. There’s room here to try new things, laugh, be yourself, and maybe discover you can do something you didn’t know you could.

No pressure to be perfect, just plenty of room to grow. 🌱

08/22/2026

If piano has been on your kid’s wish list, meet Robbie. 🎹

He’s been playing since he was five, has performed around the world, and brings that experience into lessons in a way that’s encouraging and genuinely fun.

Robbie is now booking new piano students on Wednesdays + Thursdays at our Midtown Raleigh studio. 💙

A few spots are still available. Visit the link in bio to meet Robbie and get started. 🎹

08/18/2026

I never get tired of reading these. 💛

What makes me happiest is how often our families talk about how much their kids are learning right alongside how much they enjoy being here. That’s exactly the kind of place I’ve always wanted our studio to be.

We still have a few openings for voice and piano this fall. Come see for yourself. 😊

08/15/2026

Hard to believe it all started with my obsession with Abba and The Beatles as a kid - I'd sing every album we had cover to cover.

Fast forward to finishing my music degree (as an adult!), performing (even though I was shy as a kid!), and starting our studio with a piano and music stand in my living room.

10 years later, we're continuing to realize our vision of creating a place where kids, teens and adults can grow as musicians and people, and find a community. We've added children's programs, a beautiful new teaching space, and two more terrific teachers. Very chic! 🌟

08/11/2026

We had several days of hard rain during our beach trip, and I was getting pretty tired of being stuck inside. Life has felt a little chaotic lately too. I’ve been doing lots of training and learning how to manage our growing studio better, overhauling systems and training team members, while also trying to spend quality time with my family and keep up with all the to-dos at home.

So I'd been looking forward to our last hurrah at the beach before school starts. Except…rain. And more rain. Pfuff. 😭

Then the sky finally started to clear and gave us this. 🌈 And it reminded my Type A self of a few things I need to be reminded of -- a lot.

Mostly that I can’t rush everything. The rain is going to stop when it stops, and sometimes I need to quit thinking about what I should be doing or want to be doing and pay attention to where I actually am.

And really, being “stuck” inside wasn’t all bad. I spent time hanging out with the kids, even if it was just watching their favorite TV shows. I found a local group to play Mahjong with. And I had some time to think about what’s working in my life, what isn’t, and some things I want to change.

Maybe that’s part of what I needed the reminder about. Feeling stuck can be frustrating, but sometimes it forces you to slow down long enough to notice things you might have missed otherwise.

I’m still not great at the patience part. 😂 But I definitely appreciated the sunshine a little more when it finally came out.

07/27/2026

The saxophones keep getting louder 🎷👀It's only Monday morning and the micro-managing boss is already breathing down your neck. So much for work-from-home.

07/25/2026

I was not prepared for this level of awesome. 🤯

Two months after seeing Ben Folds, my son RA walked into his piano lesson and asked if he could learn One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces.

Robbie just smiled, said, “Let’s go,” and started playing it from memory.

Then he told RA he’d learned the same song when he was about his age.

As a mom, I just thought that was the coolest thing. 🥹 Watching something that inspired one kid years ago inspire another today… music is pretty amazing.

Feeling incredibly lucky that Robbie is not only teaching my son, but is also part of our studio team. ❤️

Thanks for writing songs that keep inspiring new generations of pianists. 🎹

07/22/2026

07/22/2026

The best music lessons aren’t just about learning music.

Of course, students learn to play, sing, and perform. But along the way, they also learn to stick with something challenging, take pride in doing something well, and step up to share what they’ve worked hard to achieve.

Whether a student is taking a first lesson or preparing for a performance, our goal is the same: to help them grow as musicians and as people.

Looking for voice or piano lessons in Raleigh? We’d love to help you find the right fit.

Fall lessons begin August 24.

07/16/2026

Ah, summer vacation! Sun, fun, family time, and making memories. We’re keeping the music going too! ☀️🎹

Sometimes, you have to improvise. 😉 Another great lesson in the books! 🎶