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Sample rows

10 of the 510 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 69 businesses, 48 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 43.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 489 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 431 rated businesses is 5.0, and 358 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 357 email addresses, 79 (22%) are role addresses such as info@, 93 (26%) name a person and 185 (52%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this piano instructor email list?

This file lists 510 Google Maps businesses in the Piano instructor category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a teacher or a studio: a private teacher who gives lessons at home, a music school with several piano teachers, a conservatory preparatory program or a teacher who travels to students. Most rows are one-person studios.

For 357 of these teachers the file includes an email address from their own website. Phone numbers are on 471 rows and websites on 425.

Each row has the category Piano instructor. The business name often shows the setting, with words such as studio, academy, school of music, conservatory, keys or piano lessons.

How can you segment the file?

Open the piano teacher CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Three columns matter for piano teachers.

The business name column separates solo teachers from schools. A name with a person's name and the word piano points to a private studio. A name with academy, school or conservatory points to an organization that employs several teachers and may buy in bulk. A publisher of method books wants both groups. A seller of studio management software wants the schools more.

The state and city columns show where students live. Piano lessons are local, because students come to the teacher's home or studio, so a seller of keyboards, benches, metronomes or recital venue rentals works inside one city.

The email type column breaks the 357 addresses into 93 named-person addresses, 79 role addresses such as info@ or lessons@, and 185 free-mail addresses. Free-mail addresses are the largest group, which fits independent teachers who use a personal account for their studio.

• Business name keyword: studio, academy, school, conservatory, lessons.
• State and city: the metro where your product or venue applies.
• Email type: free-mail and named-person for solo teachers, role addresses for schools.
• Website: present on 425 rows, which list ages taught, styles and rates.

Who buys a piano instructor email list?

The buyers sell to teachers and music schools. Sheet music and method book publishers pitch curriculum series and student editions. Piano and keyboard retailers, piano tuners and technicians, and digital piano makers look for teachers who recommend instruments to families.

Online lesson platforms and studio management apps for scheduling, billing and student tracking sell to independent teachers. Exam boards and festival organizers recruit teachers who enter students in graded exams and competitions. Recital hall rental owners, music teachers' associations, insurance providers and music camps also contact piano teachers.

How do you run outreach to piano instructors?

A piano teacher works after school and in the evening, when students are free, and reads email in the middle of the day. A note that arrives around noon has less competition. Keep it short, because a teacher has an afternoon of back to back lessons.

The 185 free-mail addresses and 93 named-person addresses usually reach the teacher personally. Start with the teacher's name and write about their teaching. Use the website to see the ages and styles they teach, such as classical, jazz, early childhood or adult beginners, and mention the one that matches your offer.

The 79 role addresses at schools often reach a front desk or a school director. Ask who chooses curriculum or suppliers. A school with several teachers can place a larger order than a solo studio, so spend more time on it.

Teachers value samples and clear pricing. A publisher might offer a sample chapter, and a software maker a free trial. Remove repeated domains, send small batches and read bounces before you continue.

What email rules apply when you contact piano instructors?

CAN-SPAM wants your company's valid physical postal address in each commercial email and a working opt-out that you honor. If a teacher writes back asking to be left alone, stop sending to that address right away.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 69 piano instructor listings and 48 emails. Texas has 43 listings and 30 emails, New York 30 and 21, Florida 22 and 15, Washington 19 and 13, North Carolina 16 and 11, Arizona and Illinois 15 and 10, and Colorado and Oregon 13 and 9.

New York has 14 city listings. Chicago and Portland have 9 each, San Diego 8, and Los Angeles, Colorado Springs, Denver, Brooklyn and Houston 6 each. Phoenix has 5.

A local seller should choose one metro. Publishers, apps and exam boards that sell nationwide can work through the states, beginning with California and Texas.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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