Rachel Lonetti
Owner - Piano and Voice Instructor
With over 15 years of teaching experience, Rachel Lonetti approaches instruction with the desire to refine the innate musicality everyone is born with. An avid lover of several different genres of music, she desires to spread her passion of the art through teaching it to others. Rachel is currently a member of MTNA (Music Teachers National Association), MMTA (Minnesota Music Teachers Association) and The Suzuki Association of the Americas. Ms. Lonetti has studied piano and pedagogy at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey, under both Phyllis Lehrer and Ingrid Clarfield. She completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Music under Dr. Roger McVey at UW-River Falls. As an educator constantly refining her teaching expertise, Rachel holds teaching certifications in Musikgarten and Suzuki education, and is an endorsed MMTA judge. She has also been the recipient of professional grants from MMTA, MTNA, and the Suzuki Association of California.
Rachel has performed in prestigious concert venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Princeton University Chapel, and Orchestra Hall. As a chorus member of the Minnesota Chorale (the principal chorus of the Minnesota Orchestra), Rachel has performed under the baton of world-renown conductors such as Osmo Vanska and Andrew Litton. Ms. Lonetti currently resides in New Richmond, WI with her children Charlotte, Dominic, and Madelynn.
Piano Instructor
Tzu-Han (Elaine) is a dedicated piano teacher with over 10 years of piano study and performance experience, Vienna Piano Performance Examination Level 7. She is passionate about creating a positive and encouraging learning environment where students can develop both musical skills and confidence.
With experience working with children and adults in educational settings, Tzu-Han brings patience, encouragement, and a supportive teaching style to every lesson. She understands that every student learns differently and strives to make lessons enjoyable, supportive, and inspiring for learners of all ages. She especially enjoys working with beginner students and helping them build confidence step by step.
She believes piano lessons should not only build musical skills, but also confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. As a mother of two, Tzu-Han understands the importance of patience, encouragement, and creating a positive learning environment for children.
Originally from Taiwan and now based in Osceola, Wisconsin, Tzu-Han enjoys life with her husband, two children, and two dogs. She loves sharing the beauty of music with others and hopes to help students discover the joy and lifelong value of piano.
