Professional, Efficient, FUN. 20+ years of piano teaching with great results. Get serious about piano with RCM exams or just play your favorite tunes. Lessons in the COMFORT OF YOUR HOME

Methodology

I am passionate about music and I truly have a vocation for teaching. I think that a good music teacher is not only a good musician. Besides mastering his instrument he should be able to give the student the best learning tools and show him how to use them in the most efficient way.
A good music teacher is also a mentor, a motivator. It is often said "Music is fun" but learning how to play an instrument takes a lot of practice, commitment and self-discipline. It is the teacher's role through pedagogical approach and personality to keep the student interested and motivated. I am happy to say that, throughout my teaching career, I've always managed to inspire numerous students to try harder, to improve constantly and to understand and appreciate music.
I cordially invite you to come on board and be my piano apprentice.

What you get:
- Piano, Guitar, Vocal lessons in YOUR HOME and Online
- 20+ years teaching experience, great results
- Flexible programs adapted to the personality, learning style and goal of the students
- RCM piano exams preparation
- Popular music included in the repertoire to keep students interested and motivated
- Two exciting Recitals per year - Christmas and Summer. Contact me for video of these events as I can not share links on this platform
- Coaching for music festivals, competitions
- Customized music sheets
- Bonus Video Tutorials

There are a two possible learning paths / frames:

1. The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) offers a solid curriculum and a system of examinations organized in 10 levels. The examinations offer piano students an official recognition of their efforts and a system of evaluation of their piano skills and musicianship. It is more intense and demanding.

2. For those who want to study piano at their own pace, (having more flexibility in choosing the repertoire and without the pressure of exams and deadlines) there are very good popular methods which I use.

No matter the path there are common principles and skills to be acquired in order to play piano.
It takes 6 months to 1 year to learn the basics and at least 3 years to get to the intermediate level.

I work with a very divers repertoire encouraging students to explore various styles of music: classical, pop, jazz, movies, TV, Broadway etc. I am a musician myself and I know how important is for the young students to try music that they hear on the radio, TV, etc