I welcome students of all ages, embracing diverse learning journeys. Whether you're a child enthusiastic about pursuing a structured path towards a professional piano career or an adult seeking a more relaxed approach to learning, I tailor my teaching to accommodate your specific goals and aspirations.

Each lesson is designed to last 45 minutes, although I'm dedicated to providing comprehensive instruction, and occasionally, they may run longer as needed. To ensure consistent progress and effective learning, lessons are scheduled on a weekly basis, without exception.
This consistent routine supports gradual improvement and mastery of piano skills as time goes on.

The most essential requirement is obviously a piano. However, given that purchasing a piano is a significant investment, I recommend waiting until you've had a chance to assess your commitment and progress over the first one to two months of lessons. This allows you to determine if investing in a piano aligns with your goals and makes sense for your musical journey.

For the best learning experience, an acoustic piano is strongly recommended. With weighted keys offering a realistic touch, it fosters proper finger technique and dynamics control crucial for musical development. Its superior sound quality enables students to grasp nuances in tone production and dynamics, enhancing musical expression. Additionally, playing an acoustic piano builds physical strength and stamina, particularly in the fingers, hands, and arms, leading to improved technique over time. While initially an investment, a well-maintained acoustic piano can last for generations, providing a reliable instrument for learning and enjoyment.

Yes, I'm here to assist you. I'll guide you through understanding the best instrument for your needs, detailing the characteristics of each option. Even if you're not considering investing in an acoustic piano, I can recommend the best digital models suited to your requirements.

You are most welcome to join even if you are an absolute beginner without any prior musical experience. My piano courses are designed specifically for adults who are brand new to music, so no previous knowledge is necessary to enroll. Learning how to read music notation and theory will be integrated into your piano course, so there is nothing to worry about.

Certainly not. I firmly believe that there's no age limit to the joy of learning and playing the piano. I'll ensure that the process is enjoyable and tailored to your needs, recognizing that adults have different preferences and motivations compared to children.

Certainly! I firmly believe that the concept of talent is overrated. Learning an instrument is primarily about dedication and wakening your sensitivity to music. It's about discovering that musical part of yourself and nurturing it through practice and guidance. You're more than welcome to explore your dream of playing the piano by booking an introductory lesson. There's no requirement for innate talent. I’m confident that with expert guidance, all adults can learn to play the piano and achieve their musical goals.

To progress effectively, consistent practice is essential. While attending my piano lessons will provide valuable guidance and feedback, dedicated daily practice on your own is crucial for developing and refining your piano skills. However, I understand that for adults, playing the piano may be viewed as a hobby, and finding time to practice can be challenging. Many of my students are in the same position, balancing busy schedules with their passion for music. In such cases, while progress may be slower, the most important thing is to ensure that the learning process is enjoyable and that significant progress is made during our classes together.

The duration of your daily practice sessions depends on your current level of piano proficiency. For beginners, starting with just 15 minutes each day is sufficient to establish a daily practice routine. However, as you become more comfortable with the instrument and the material covered in your lessons, this time should gradually increase to around 30 minutes. Over time, you'll find yourself naturally spending more time at the piano, entering a state of flow where learning becomes enjoyable and effortless.

Determining how long it takes to play the piano is quite individualized and depends on factors like your dedication, practice routine, and personal goals. From my experience, however, students often begin playing basic piano pieces within just a few lessons.