Piano Lessons in Charlotte center city

David D’Angelo is a multi-instrumentalist (piano/guitar/bass), producer, songwriter, composer, performing artist and DJ. His first love is piano, which he has been playing since age 7 and teaching for 15 years now. David has been recording his original music since middle school, and always knew he wanted to make music his career.

David holds a bachelor’s degree in Music Industry Studies from Loyola University New Orleans. His passion for music and love for piano continues to fuel his own musical endeavors, while fostering musical growth through teaching and supporting others. David loves teaching students how to compose and improvise their own music. He also builds a foundation around reading and ear training for students who want a more traditional approach to learning music. David always builds his lesson plan based around each students specific interests and goals. There is no "one size fits all" method when it comes to David's lessons.

David is available to work with students of all skill levels and interests. He specializes in Jazz, Hip-Hop, Pop, Funk, Blues & Neo Soul, however he can also support students who want to focus on classical training. David believes that music gives us a purpose and he is excited to share his knowledge and passion with students.

David is dedicated to creating music that speaks on positive messages, and connecting that music to an audience worldwide. His debut EP "Born in Paradise" was played on over 50 college radio stations across the US and Canada, and made it onto the NACC Top 5 Electronic Charts and NACC Top 200, charting at #4 and #192 respectively. David has produced records for major label Hip-Hop artist Curren$y, as well as a multitude of indie artists. David's full length album “In My Own World” tells stories of life during the pandemic, and witnessing environmental changes happening around him. David has also performed internationally and alongside noteworthy Jazz artists such as FKJ and Grammy Award nominated trumpeter and producer Christian Scott, and in clubs from New Orleans to London to New Zealand.