What is the minimum wage of a piano player?

Answer 1

100,000 to 200,000 a concert in most situations!!

perhaps 100,000 to 200,000 applauses not money :D...

their salary is not that good but it matters that it is a wonderful job and you're also feeling great on stage ;)..and the applauses and ovations are priceless !!

Answer 2

That depends on a lot of factors like the experience and education of the teacher and the financial status of your clientele. I studied music in college and have been teaching professionally for 10 years. I have 23 students currently and I travel to my students' homes which they find very convenient. I charge $90/month for one 30-minute lesson per week. So, that's about $45/hour! That's awesome but realize that most of your students will be kids and there is only a few hours in the afternoon when they are available for lessons. Building clientele can be a slow process so teaching piano takes a real love of teaching and a stick-to-it mentality. I strongly recommend getting some formal training in teaching piano. You will be better and earn more with a credential. The Wyndham Academy of Music has a great short-term program that offers a Diploma in Piano Education. Visit their website at www.becomeapianoteacher.com

Answer 3

The average piano player earns between $15,000 and $18,000 as a musician each year as of January 2011, according to CareerBliss, although most of these piano players are not working in full-time, year-round positions. The average hourly wage for pianists falls between $20.15 and $50 as of January 2011, according to PayScale; these wages translate to annual earnings between $24,165 and $94,476, depending upon the amount of work a pianist secures.

Answer 4

200 dollar for one evening which means roughly 40-60 dollar an hour.

Answer 5

If you are one of the greatest pianists, then you can earn about $100,000 for every performance.

Answer 6

It depends who or what you play the piano for.

Answer 7

Anywhere from 40,000 to 130,000