While Paul has played concerts around the country and around the world, he is also a successful “down to earth” piano teacher with a current roster of students from age 6 to 75 in the Hartford metropolitan area. He has students who take lessons for their own pleasure, as well as students who wish to prepare for a career in music. The course of study varies with each student. There is no holding to a rigid method, but rather a belief in a very individual and practical approach to piano lessons. Some students wish to pursue a classical training, while others wish to play popular tunes and the latest song hits. Some students want a combination of both. Paul enjoys performing, demonstrating and teaching all this music and has been giving piano lessons from the time he was a teenager himself! Many students actually come to Paul for lessons after being discouraged with other teachers. They find an easier, more creative way to play the piano and their interest in the piano is rekindled. With a deeply held conviction that music is for all, Paul also specializes in teaching beginners of all ages. As a graduate at the top of his class from the University of Hartford’s Hartt School, with a double emphasis on piano performance and music education, he loves to bring the excitement and thrill he feels about the piano to everyone.
Paul’s Book
Autographed copies now available at Amazon.com or download as an ebook. What’s the life of a concert pianist really like? With wit, gentle humor, and abundant optimism Paul Bisaccia writes about his life making music and ...more...CDs and Downloads
Paul's large catalog of recordings is represented on CD Baby.
Paul's new CD Music I Love is "an album of beloved piano classics by the greatest keyboard composers, as performed by a master pianist."
Paul’s DVD
Filmed at Steinway Hall in New York City and venues throughout New England, here’s 2 hours worth of great piano performances from Paul Bisaccia’s PBS television shows. The music includes Chopin, Liszt, Prokofieff, Rachmaninoff and “Great American Piano” composers Gershwin, Joplin, Gottschalk, Eubie Blake and Sousa. Mr. Bisaccia gives fascinating commentary and the world premiere of a major piano work by 19th century composer Dudley Buck. He also plays the music of Chopin on a rare 1896 Rosewood Steinway and shares remembrances of Horowitz and Rubinstein.