Play Piano Without Pain or Discomfort

A Taubman-based program to help with challenges related to tension, pain, or mobility.

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“My piano lessons are like music therapy.” - Kate

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We all face adversity. Pianists are no exception.

Can you relate to one of these students?

A young man sitting at a piano with his head in his hands, appearing upset or distressed indoors.

Rish and Nevin had arms that always held tension.

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Ariel, a college student, dealt with severe arm and neck pain.

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Kate developed pain in her hands and dealt with past piano trauma.

Thankfully, that’s not the whole story! Each one of these pianists eventually felt better.

But they needed a roadmap, and a guide.

“The lessons with him have completely transformed how I play and even sit at the piano.”

- Eliya (Illinois)

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Introducing…

The

Pain Solutions Program

A Taubman-based Approach

The Program Pillars:

Cultivate a gentle awareness of your body and movements. This is a necessary first step for change.

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Body Awareness

Groove in new neural pathways as you improve movement and organization at the piano.

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Movement Retraining

Develop a mindset that is your ally in this work. Learn to frame your journey in positive ways, even on tough days.

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Resilient Mindset

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Jordan Christianson, Your “Pain-Free” Piano Coach

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Not sure if this is for you?

Here are common concerns:

Can this approach really help with pain?

Yes! This program helps pianists dealing with pain, tension or discomfort.

What if I’m nervous or am out of practice?

That’s totally normal. This program is built for people just like you.

What if my doctor couldn’t help with the pain?

That’s not uncommon. Improving our movement can still improve how we feel.

I love helping pianists play comfortably again.

Get your free Mini-Assessment below.

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Free Technique Mini-Assessment

We’ll identify patterns and habits that are problematic and your next steps to change them.

“These lessons helped me return to piano after years of pain.” — Alex (Michigan)

FAQs

How do I get started?

  • Fill out the form above and I’ll reach out to connect.

What type of music do you teach?

  • Some piano teachers are very rigid with what they teach... That's not the case here!

  • Students work on wide range of music, from Bach and Rachmaninoff to the Beatles and jazz transcriptions.

How is your method different?

  • The Taubman Approach allows us to play with comfort and ease in any music. The proof is in the pudding!

How much does it cost?

  • There are several packages available, depending on frequency and length.

Where do you teach?

  • We can meet in-person in Bloomington, MN or connect with Zoom or FaceTime.

It’s never too late to feel better at the piano, even if you had bad experiences in the past or have mobility issues that’ve stopped you from playing.

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