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I'm Arthur Rice, a professional piano teacher who would be delighted to help you learn to play the piano. Indeed, learning piano has never been as accessible as it is right now, thanks to online piano lessons. No matter your daily routine, you can learn piano at your own pace, right from the comfort of your home. I’m thrilled to be your guide in this musical journey!
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Lessons Tailored To You
I have proven track records of success in exams, competitions and performance. Currently on the list an International Music Exam Board. DBS clearance. Highly qualified with caring and sense of humour, regular, responsible and professional for the past 25 years of piano teaching. Proofs of the above might be shown when we first meet upon request. Personally, I prefer f2f lesson than online but would also be flexible so that a mixed mode of learning becomes possible. We are in KT17 and our home studio accommodates good grand piano so does our converted garage.
Prices
£35 per 1/2 hour, £65 per hour
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The Perfect Pace for Every Student
My beginner lessons guide you step by step, ensuring you've got all the basics down. From there, gradually advance to more complex pieces, all while being able to review during lessons and dive in when you need to take a closer look at tricky passages, or speed through sections you’ve mastered. This is the benefit that each private lesson can bring to your playing, we can go as fast or a slow as needed.
Indeed, the beauty of online lessons is in the flexibility; you get to schedule your piano practice around your life, not the other way around. And whether you prefer reading music, playing by ear, or a blend of both, its all tailored just for you.
More Online Piano Teachers
Discover more online piano teachers, who share a passion for teaching. Explore their profiles below to find the perfect fit for you:
Michael Hegarty
I am an experienced and passionate piano teacher based in Dundee, Scotland. Whether you are a complete beginner or an advanced student of the piano, I can help you achieve your musical goals. I offer 30-minute or 1-hour piano lessons in-person in Dundee and online anywhere in the UK. The first lesson is free, so you can try out piano lessons without prior commitment. While my background and training are classical in nature, my qualifications, interests and studies have all involved the study of classical music, I am happy to teach other styles such as pop and jazz music.
Lesson Prices:
₤15.00 per 1/2 hour, ₤30.00 per hour
Anna Hetherington
I am an experienced teacher of Piano, Guitar, Saxophone, Music Theory & Composition. As well as face-to-face, I’ve been teaching online for a while, making lessons interactive and clear via multiple webcams and a virtual piano. Students love these lessons as much as face-to-face! All ages and abilities are welcome. I believe it’s so important to tailor lessons to the learning style and music preferences of each individual. I’m incredibly versatile in the styles I teach, which include Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Folk, and Electronic.
Lesson Prices:
£21.00 per 1/2 hour, £42.00 per hour
Amanda Pang
Playing violin/viola since 2003; classically trained. Played the piano for 11 years; classically trained. Will pick it up once in a while. Started teaching mostly violin/viola and string chamber since middle school. Started with piano, then viola which became my main instrument. I chose viola after my older brother chose violin because I wanted to be different and cooler. He ended up switching to viola later on; viola’s cool like that. I also transcribe pop, k-pop, movie and anime music mostly for string quartet/duos and some piano. Some of my arrangements are wedding/gig requests, and I also sell these on sheetmusicplus.com.
Lesson Prices:
$60.00 per hour
Rachel Snow
I am extremely enthusiastic when it comes to both playing and teaching the piano. I started learning at age six and never stopped. I enjoy a wide range of styles, from early music on harpsichord, organ, fortepiano through to modern-day piano, with all the repertoire along the way. As well as being classically trained, I enjoy modern styles such as film music and popular music. I am happy to switch from Rachmaninov to Yann Tiersen or Couperin to La La Land. I particularly enjoy the teaching side of learning piano music, specifically finding methods to suit the individual.
Lesson Prices:
£40.00 per hour
Dr Robert Ratcliffe
Robert is a Doctor of music and an internationally recognised composer, musician and writer. After completing his PhD in music he established a successful private teaching practice in Stockport and South Manchester. His students and clients range from beginners (children and adults) right through to experienced professionals and teachers. Robert has been teaching for over 20 years, both privately and as a University Lecturer. He has experience of preparing students for performances and auditions (for example, Chetham’s, Leeds Conservatoire, RNCM), and exams up to diploma level, with a 100% ABRSM examination pass rate (usually with distinction).
Lesson Prices:
£22.00 per 1/2 hour, £40.00 per hour
Geoffrey Bacon
I enjoy meeting students of any age with the desire to take on a new challenge. Specialising in beginner learning, I use a variety of different approaches to ensure more than anything, enjoyment is taken from learning a new instrument. I have been teaching for a number of years and really enjoy helping students to progress with their learning, regardless of their personal goals. I am happy to support grades or provide challenges for enjoyment.
Lesson Prices:
£17.50 per 1/2 hour
Gema Lu Cai
Graduated pianist from the Royal Northern College of Music specialising in Music Education, Gema is a Spanish/Chinese pianist based in Manchester. She has experience teaching for 6 years to a wide range of students (beginners, young professionals, preparing for exams, or just for fun). She has taught people of ages 2-53, in three different languages (English, Spanish and Chinese). She teaches classical and pop repertoire, both in person and online. Gema loves getting to understand her students, not only on their piano skills but also the circumstances surrounding their lives and their effect on their learning experience.
Lesson Prices:
£22 per 1/2 hour, £40 per hour
Garshika De Silva
I am an enthusiastic and highly motivated pianist, clarinetist and singer currently studying BA Music final year at Middlesex University London. I have been playing the piano for over fifteen years. I have a positive, fun, enthusiastic personality with strong interpersonal skills. I am organized, resourceful and passionate about the importance of music education. One of my career goals is to encourage and care for children and adults alike by promoting their creative abilities through music.
Lesson Prices:
£12.00 per 1/2 hour, £20.00 per hour
Bindu Shree
I am Bindushree M.. I live in Bangalore.. pursued M.com in Bengaluru city University basically I’m a piano player from my childhood and recently gave Grade 3 in Piano exam certified by West College of London University. I have my own music school and even I teach piano from my home.. already I teach to students but ill be free for some 5 – 6 hours where I want even to fill up that space where I want to work rather than being free where being in work makes me to feel relaxed and happy.
Lesson Prices:
₹400.00/500.00 per hour
Ashley Kingsley
My name is Ashley Kingsley. I’m a piano teacher based in Brighton, with a Masters degree from the Royal College of Music. I teach all ages from 7 and up, and I happily teach beginners to very advanced levels in all styles of music. My experiences as a professional pianist have taught me that we are all different and unique in our tastes in music, so being very flexible is vastly important especially when teaching the piano. I do believe that for beginners and school children it’s highly valuable to learn to read music.
Lesson Prices:
£32 per 1/2 hour, £50 per hour
Oais Rafi Halim
Greetings prospective student! My name is Oais. I'm a music producer with skillsets consisting of Composition, Orchestration, Transcription, Performance (Major Instrument: Piano), Music theory. I've studied Music Performance and composition from KM Music Conservatory (Chennai, India) with an associate's degree in Music, further studying at Middlesex University in London with a Bachelor's Degree Hon. in Music. The course of the online sessions depends on the pace and goals of each student.
Lesson Prices:
$20 per 1/2 hour, $30 per hour
Alan Tang
Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. I am an experienced peripatetic teacher and classroom teacher for over 20 years. I have experience in working at different schools, i.e. a post-16 establishment, a high achieving academy, an independent school and a state school in Coventry.
Lesson Prices:
£20 per 1/2 hour, £35 per hour
Myles Tyrrell
From Gosport, Hampshire, Myles Tyrrell is a classically trained pianist and organist. Discovering a passion for music making from an early age, Myles studied piano, clarinet and in the years that followed, Myles began organ lessons with Geoffrey Holroyde (ARCO) and became the organ scholar at Holy Trinity Church, Gosport on the newly restored Handel organ, whilst accompanying various choirs around the town, and getting involved with local art projects.
Lesson Prices:
£22.00 per 1/2 hour, £38.50 per hour
Chloë Mullett
I will help you to play with confidence. Each lesson is tailored to your needs, for enjoyment, pace needs and music choices, so that you make progress that satisfies. Teaching 1-1 is a real pleasure. I have 20+ years of experience performing, teaching and touring, including flute, saxophone, beginner piano, music theory, and clarinet. I directed a choir for many years, in FE and HE, and can also support singers interested in vocal harmony and arrangement, and developing musical directors to learn conducting. I have experience teaching groups aged 8 to adults.
Lesson Prices:
£22.50 per 1/2 hour, £34.00 per hour
Kyla Gabka
Hi! I’m Kyla Gabka and I have been studying the performing arts since I was four years old. I am a singer, pianist, violinist, and actress, and I currently offer private virtual violin, viola, piano, and voice lessons. I have a BA in Music and BA in Musical Theatre from Columbia College Chicago. I have had so many wonderful opportunities to share the knowledge that I have gained throughout all my time of being a performing artist. I am a signed artist with Boosted Entertainment, and I am a Producer for the group Musicality, semi-finalists on AGT season 11.
Lesson Prices:
$40 per 1/2 hour, $70 per hour
Ethan KC
I am a grade 7 piano player willing to teach others how to play the piano all the way up to grade 5. I also teach grades 1-5 music theory. Since i am still a secondary school student the lessons only cost 20 pounds, however the lessons are considerably high quality lessons and my aim is to help as many people as possible to achieve their dream of getting a grade 5 certificate for performance or music theory.
Lesson Prices:
£20 per hour
Tom Favell
Hi, my name’s Tom Favell. I’m a music teacher and gigging musician and I have worked in music education and the music industry since 2004. I have taught a variety of instruments for several schools, music services, privately and for after school companies. These instruments/areas of study include: Guitar (acoustic/electric/classical/jazz) Bass Vocals Ukulele Music Theory (preparation for auditions/interviews/entry exams/GCSE guidance) Piano (entry-level) Alongside teaching, I have been an actively gigging musician both in the UK and overseas.
Lesson Prices:
£22.00 per 1/2 hour, £40.00 per hour
Joel Joseph
Hi, Im Joel. Im a Multi-Instrumentalist and a Producer/Engineer. Currently I play about 27 Instruments. My DAWs are Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, Cubase and Studio One. I have 10 years of experience in teaching Instruments and 6 years teaching Music Production/Audio Engineering. I give Online and Offline Tutoring to my students. I’ve been teaching online for about 5 years now. I Certified as a Bachelor in Music and am pursuing Masters in Music.
Lesson Prices:
$13 per 1/2 hour, $30 per hour
Yoo-Eun An
Yoo-Eun An is a classically trained musician from South Korea who achieved her grade 8 distinctions in piano, violin and viola by the age of 16. She attended The Purcell School for Young Musicians with a scholarship and gained a full scholarship to study at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatorie of Music in 2020 and has performed at Wigmore Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Blackheath Hall as well as other venues across the UK. She has worked as a session musician for indie films and performed as a freelance wedding musician.
Lesson Prices:
£25 per 1/2 hour, £45 per hour
Stanislava Svarogina
My love for music originated in childhood when I was a member of the choir of a music school and we often participated in city song competitions, as well as in the Estonian Song Festival traditionally held every four years. I will never forget this special feeling of singing in the choir of several hundred participants. Years later I graduated from Narva Music School and Tallinn Georg Ots Music School in Estonia where I studied classical piano as my 1st instrument, popular piano, and Estonian traditional instrument kannel as my 2nd choice.
Lesson Prices:
£15.00 per 1/2 hour, £25.00 per hour
Hao yi Chai
EDUCATION Bachelor of Performing Arts (Music) with Honours University of Malaya, 2007-2010 HONOURS & AWARDS Grade 8 Piano, ABRSM 2006 Grade 8 Theory of Music, ABRSM, 2012 Grade 8 Violin, ABRSM , 2016 Grade 6 Cello, ABRSM, 2018 Experienced Music Teacher with a 19-year tenure specializing in piano, cello, violin, and music theory instruction. Proven track record of guiding students to merits and distinction grades, primarily within the ABRSM, Trinity, and IMEB boards. Tailors lessons to individual needs, emphasizing a balanced approach to technical proficiency and artistic expression.
Lesson Prices:
A$36 per 1/2 hour, A$70 per hour
Aprill Acaya
Aprill was born in Utah and raised in California. She developed a love for the piano at a young age and took private piano lessons for many years. Aprill began teaching piano lessons part-time as a young adult with a desire to move into teaching lessons full time. She was able to fulfil that dream and currently maintains a studio of 20-25 students. Aprill has been a private piano teacher for over 18 years. Aprill has a deep appreciation for many types of music and enjoys playing and teaching classical, jazz, and contemporary styles, among many other genres.
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Emmy Law
Hello there! My name is Emmy Law – I’ve been teaching piano, guitar, ukulele, and voice lessons to students of all ages since 2010. I teach lessons online in my home studio with Zoom and FaceTime. At the end of each lesson, I send a very detailed email with all the notes from the lesson. I’m always available by text or email! I offer two recitals a year, and they’re a lot of fun. I choose the most central location for students, and my other online students Zoom in. The first lesson is always FREE.
Lesson Prices:
$40 per 1/2 hour, $70 per hour
Claire Tilby
** During the Summer Holidays Claire will be teaching at Absolute Music every Saturday between 10am-5pm. Claire obviously will be a lot more flexible in regards to booking during this period and will not be using block bookings. You do however need to book in advance and pay before lesson. Book your session now! ** Claire is a singer and a multi-instrumentalist who is passionate about music education and sharing her love of music with others. She is an alumni from the prestigious Brit Performing Arts School in Croydon and also teaches there.
Lesson Prices:
£25.00 per 1/2 hour, £45.00 per hour
Deanna Wicks
My passion for education quickly grew during my time at university. After learning all the amazing things vocal coaching could do for a singers voice, I dived into the why’s and how’s. I found great pleasure in sharing all that I had learned with the upcoming generations and have since been keen to keep researching what helps us to learn, as well as keeping myself constantly learning, to help me help others achieve their musical goals. I have been teaching singing to all ages and abilities for 6 years, as well as piano from beginners to grade 5.
Lesson Prices:
£28.00 per 1/2 hour, £45.00 per hour
Victoria Stubbs
Victoria Stubbs holds a master’s degree in Piano Performance and Keyboard Collaborative Arts from The University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, studying piano with Mme. Gwendolyn Koldofsky and Alan L. Smith. She has music directed, coached vocalists, performed, arranged and composed music on both coasts. Southern California credits include: Pasadena Playhouse, Long Beach Playhouse, La Mirada Civic Light Opera, Orange County Opera, The Odyssey Theater in Santa Monica. Music teaching experience in Los Angeles area at St.
Lesson Prices:
$40 per 1/2 hour, $75 per hour
Louise Macphail
I’m a professional musician who specialises in guitar, music theory, singing, piano and songwriting. I play in an alternative / indie rock band but have experience playing both classical and jazz guitar. I am passionate about teaching and I have experience of tutoring people of different ages with varying abilities, both in person and over zoom in preparation for formal music exams and also on a more casual basis. I always ask my pupils to make me a playlist of their favourite songs and then from that I create lesson plans based around their interests in music.
Lesson Prices:
£30 per 1/2 hour, £50 per hour
Susan Wehinger
Hello! I’m Susan and I am a traveling piano and voice teacher! I also teach via zoom! I live and teach in the metro Detroit, Michigan area. I hold a Bachelors of music degree in Piano and Vocal Performance/Pedagogy. I graduated cum laude from a small Liberal Arts school, Heidelberg College (now University) in Tiffin Ohio. While at Heidelberg I was elected into the Chamber Singers, a set of 12 singers who sang Madrigal and chamber music only, as a Freshman, and the Concert Choir.
Lesson Prices:
$30.00 per 1/2 hour, $55.00 per hour
Jordan Brown
Hey there! My name is Jordan Brown. I am a singer, voice teacher, and book lover. I got my Bachelor’s degree in voice performance back in 2018 and have been performing and teaching ever since. I love to teach all styles of music including classical, opera, music theater, pop, jazz, rock and so much more! If you’re interested in voice, piano or music theory lessons, give me a shout! See you soon.
Lesson Prices:
$35 per 1/2 hour, $60 per hour
Andy Gill
Andy has been playing the piano since the age of 4 and achieved his Grade 8 by the age of 18. As well as a keen performer, and listener, Andy has always been fascinated by the academic and theoretical side of music. He studied music all the way throughout his school career at St. Anselm’s College up until the age of 16, achieving a GCSE in Music, and went on to complete an A-level in Music at Wirral Grammar School for Boys. He recently graduated from The University of Liverpool in Music/Popular Music, attaining a 2:1.
Lesson Prices:
£16.00 per 1/2 hour, £28.00 per hour
Aaron Sweeney
Hello, my name is Aaron. I live in southport, United kingdom with my fiancé and two cats; Quasar (boy) and Matatabi (girl). I started learning piano properly at the age of 14 whilst in my fourth year of secondary school. I have ASD (autism spectrum disorder), and I attended a school for special education needs. I believe my condition gave my the focus I needed to develop at a fast rate, and within a year I was playing famous classical pieces thar I didn't even know the names of, all by ear.
Lesson Prices:
£25 per 1/2 hour, £35 per hour
Simon Wilkins
About I’m an experienced and enthusiastic teacher of cello and piano at all levels from very beginner to Grade 8 and beyond. I graduated from Royal Holloway, University of London with both Batchelor’s and Master’s degrees in music and have been teaching ever since, alongside orchestral conducting, performing and even composing music for ensembles.
Lesson Prices:
£17.50 per 1/2 hour, £35.00 per hour
Hannah Messerschmidt
Hello! My name is Hannah, and I’ve been teaching music for almost a decade now, and playing it for twenty five years. I hold a masters degree in music performance, and have spent the last six years working in collegiate music as a private piano teacher, hired accompanist, and adjunct music professor. I also run a studio of private students in piano, violin, viola, and voice, and have taught four years of strings at an elementary school.
Lesson Prices:
$30 per 1/2 hour, $60 per hour
Rebecca Wing
Hello my name is Rebecca. I have just graduated from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire with a BMus Hons in jazz saxophone. Since starting university in September 2020, I have developed my playing and composing, diversifying into new genres and instruments all whilst developing my educational practice. I have a passion to encourage and nurture every student that I teach. I am very organized and hardworking, tailoring lessons for each individual young person, whilst nurturing their creative interests, to achieve their full potential.
Lesson Prices:
£20 per 1/2 hour, £40 per hour
Jacob Swindells
Whatever your aspirations at the piano, I can show you how to reach them! I specialise in accompanying classical singers and recently graduated from the National Opera Studio in London. As a freelance accompanist I work with organistations such as Opera North and The Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestra. I started learning the piano aged 7 after being inspired by the 'magic box' in the corner that my mum played.
Lesson Prices:
£25.00 per 1/2 hour, £50.00 per hour
David Bicarregui
Hi! I’m a student at the Royal Northern College of Music studying singing and composition. I have a very flexible teaching style, I know all too well how important it is that your teacher is adapting to the way that you work best! I have experience teaching people of all ages and am happy to take on any students! Alongside my speciality in singing and composition, I have extensive training in classical piano and can teach at all levels.
Lesson Prices:
£12.50 per 1/2 hour, £25.00 per hour
Emmanuel Ajala
Hi there! I’m so pleased to connect with you here. My name is Emmanuel and I am a passionate music teacher with 8+ years of experience teaching saxophone, piano, clarinet, and music theory. I love bringing the joy of music into my students’ lives and helping them rock out on their favorite instruments! A little about me – I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Music and have taught students of all ages, from little 5 year olds to adults. I spent 3 years as a school music teacher, and 5 years as a private tutor.
Lesson Prices:
$10 per 1/2 hour, $20 per hour
Christopher Neill
Christopher is an award-winning jazz pianist with twenty years of experience. Having also been trained classically, his style is a blend of the two disciplines, lending him a sought-after uniqueness and creativity. Having led a variety of ensembles, either under his own name or on behalf of others (e.g. conducting big bands run by others), Christopher is accustomed to managing the various needs of the ensemble whilst also ensuring that the minutiae of the performance are being attended to, teaching members of said ensembles jazz standards, tempos and general playing philosophies.
Lesson Prices:
£17 per 1/2 hour, £30 per hour
Rhiain Awel
I am a Welsh harpist and pianist who has recently moved to Croydon and I enjoy teaching both harp and piano children and adult pupils. I first studied harp, piano, and musicianship at the William Mathias Music Centre in Caernarfon with Elinor Bennett, Iwan Llywelyn Jones and Sioned Webb. Born in Mynytho at the heart of the Llŷn Peninsula, I have enjoyed many successes in Welsh Eisteddfodau and festivals including first prize in harp competitions at the National Eisteddfod and the National Cerdd Dant Festival.
Lesson Prices:
£22.00 per 1/2 hour, £44.00 per hour
Laura Chestnutt
As soon as I could walk and talk, I was playing the piano. I was singing, bashing out notes, and experimenting with rhythm, pitch and harmony by the time I was in Reception (Nursery), very much enjoying my time at a local Jo Jingles (music, singing and movement classes for toddlers) class and in the first year of my time at Primary School, I was going to piano lessons. I was soon learning the violin too, then I ‘picked up’ the flute, the guitar, cello, viola, clarinet, and drums throughout the following few years.
Lesson Prices:
£25.00 per 1/2 hour, £50.00 per hour
Tracey Magruder
Hello! My name is Tracey and I am a piano and voice teacher with over twenty years of experience! I hold a BA in Music Performance (Voice) from American University in Washington, DC. I have taught students of all ages both in private lessons and in group settings. My core belief is to find a way to connect with each student so they can get the most out of their lessons. I aim to help students learn not only technique but also to truly love music.
Lesson Prices:
$25 per 1/2 hour, $45 per hour
Jerry Wyrick
Meet Jerry Wyrick – Your Musical Mentor Hi, I'm Jerry Wyrick, and I’m passionate about helping you unlock your full musical potential. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, I bring nearly 50 years of diverse musical experience to guide you on your journey. From teaching and performing to composing, I’ve dedicated my life to music. Why Learn with Me? Ph.D.
Lesson Prices:
$30 per 1/2 hour, $50 per hour
Jonathan Zutt
Jonathan Zutt is a passionate and dedicated music teacher and performer with over a decade of experience in the industry. Born in Ohio and raised in Crofton, Maryland, Jonathan’s musical journey began at the tender age of 5 when he started classical piano lessons. His love for music only grew stronger as he picked up drums during his teenage years and began exploring commercial music in high school. Throughout his life, Jonathan has faced various challenges, including strict upbringing, isolation, and the struggles of making a full-time income through music.
Lesson Prices:
$45 per hour
Gail Eaton
Hi, my name is Gail. I am friendly, calm, patient, engaging and fun. I love teaching and enjoy creating a relaxed and mutually respectful relationship with my pupils. Please note that I teach from home at TQ12 6SR or online. I studied concert Piano & Flute at degree level, having achieved grade 8 Piano, Flute and Theory by 16. Winning a scholarship at the Royal College of Music and 1st Place at the Brighton Music Festival with my Grade 8 Flute results and pieces.
Lesson Prices:
£15.00 per 1/2 hour, £30.00 per hour
Angel Melaine
My background has been musical theater. I hold a PHD in Creative Fine Arts from Friends International University, 2016. I am also an Activist, Author, Playwright, Poet, Social justice Song Stylist and Songwriter. I teach from ages 5-99. Only prerequisite is that you must be a beginner.
Lesson Prices:
30.00 plus transaction fees if any per 1/2 hour, 60.00 plus transaction fees if any per hour
Hugh Strathern
Hello My name is Hugh Strathern. I am a professional singing teacher based in Cardiff. Fortunate enough to have spent ten years working as a member of Only Men Aloud, I have plenty of experience which informs my teaching and helps my students. I offer singing lessons for all ages and abilities, teaching people who want to pass exams, or for those preparing for auditions, or people who just want to sing because they enjoy it - for the love of singing. I cater all my lessons towards the aims of the student.
Lesson Prices:
£21 per 1/2 hour, £36 per hour
George Gens
Greetings to everyone interested in individual music lessons! I am a professional music teacher with 10 years of experience in teaching children and adults, both online and in my studios in France and the USA. I have extensive experience working with professional musicians and preparing my students for music competitions and performances. My students from various countries have achieved success in this field. Check out my video at the following link to learn more about my music lessons and achieve your musical goals! Comprehensive coaching for pop (soul, rock) and jazz singers and musicians.
Lesson Prices:
€40 per hour
Vikramaditya Negi
An industry professional for nearly ten years, I’ve obtained the experience of working as a live musician, recording artist, composer, producer, and educator. I’ve collaborated and worked with a multitude of artistic projects playing different styles of music all the way from jazz, rock, blues, pop, contemporary singer- songwriter music, to latin and modern jazz fusion music.
Lesson Prices:
£18 per 1/2 hour, £30 per hour
Ryan Taylor
Ryan is a composer, author, pianist, music producer, and teacher. Ryan is the author of a music theory and composition textbook entitled The Theory and Creation of Music. He has won awards for his original music, such as his first place award for Best Original Film Score in the Montgomery County Film Festival in 2011. He also has performed in prestigious venues like the Takoma Park Jazz Festival and the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium. Ryan holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Berklee College of Music in Contemporary Writing and Production.
Lesson Prices:
$17.50 per 1/2 hour, $35.00 per hour
Tristan Apperley
I have been playing music all my life and I would say that music is my life. When I am not tied up with professional engagements, I am making music with several of my friends who feel the same way I do about music. Through all my years playing in an array of contexts, I have insights from all sides of European music which I am keen to share and make other people’s musical dreams come true, like mine have many times over now.
Lesson Prices:
£12.50 per 1/2 hour, £25.00 per hour
Tristan Sparks
I am a graduate of the University of Oxford with extensive experience in both instrumental and academic tutoring. As well as topping my class with a thesis on populist music of the USSR and Japan, I passed my composition and orchestration classes with distinction. I now work as a professional composer and a freelance arranger and orchestrator for US-based clients. COMPOSITION I am able to teach composition in genres ranging from classical and screen scoring to jazz and wind band, as well as music production in a variety of genres.
Lesson Prices:
£25 / 30€ / $32.50 per 1/2 hour, £50 / 60€ / $65 per hour
Katherine Baerentzen
I am a singing, music and piano teacher of twenty years experience. Previously I sang professionally before settling in the UK to have a family; teaching then came to the forefront. I enjoy seeing pupils develop and improve; either through graded practical exams or other projects. My ethos is to encourage positive feelings and self-belief. I guide pupils realistically but never set limits on what they ultimately can achieve. I encourage pupil responsibility for development and enjoyment too.
Lesson Prices:
£15.00 per 1/2 hour, £30.00 per hour
Samuel Mitchell
Samuel Mitchell is a London-based professional singer and piano teacher and is currently completing a Masters degree in Vocal Studies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance as the Kathleen Roberts scholar. He was previously educated at Oundle School where he held a Music scholarship and went on to read Music at the University of Manchester, where he focussed primarily as a pianist, performing works such as Beethoven’s 5th Piano Concerto, chamber music by Schubert, Brahms and Poulenc. Sam also was invovled in performing many c0ntemporary works by other students.
Lesson Prices:
£30 per 1/2 hour, £50.00 per hour
Melodi Scarsbrook
I am a vocalist, pianist and songwriter with a BA(Hons) Degree in Professional Musicianship. "𝓜𝓮𝓵𝓸𝓭𝓲 𝔀𝓸𝓻𝓴𝓮𝓭 𝔀𝓲𝓽𝓱 𝓶𝓮 𝓽𝓸 𝓲𝓶𝓹𝓻𝓸𝓿𝓮 𝓪𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝔀𝓮𝓪𝓴𝓷𝓮𝓼𝓼 𝓲𝓷 𝓪 𝔀𝓪𝔂 𝓷𝓸 𝓽𝓮𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓻 𝓱𝓪𝓭 𝓫𝓮𝓯𝓸𝓻𝓮" I have 6+ teaching experience and have worked at BIMM University, Bristol Rock Centre and Bristol Metropolitan Academy. My lessons are tailored toward students' individual goals and musical interests; whether it be playing for fun or working towards exams and auditions. I organise yearly concerts where my students can perform in order to work on their performance skills and confidence (optional).
Lesson Prices:
£30 per 1/2 hour, £55 per hour
Francesca Dastrup
Hi, I’m Francesca! I am an energetic teacher, full of life, and I am very passionate about making music. I believe that music should be produced with the intention to touch each person who hears it. Music has been a healing tool in my life and I have loved the exchange between me and the audience when they receive my gift as a performer.
Lesson Prices:
$70.00 per 1/2 hour, $125.00 per hour
Paul Madden
My name is Paul “Smiley” Madden, a British citizen with strong Jamaican roots. As a young child, I was taught piano and then started playing the drums at the age of 10. I then transitioned to bass guitar in 2005 and now playing bass professionally across the globe. My early music inspirations came from my Aunt who had a grand piano in her home, and I would visit ever so often to play and learn from her. My love for bass grew after being literally pushed into learning it after the first band I was in lost our bass player.
Lesson Prices:
£35 per 1/2 hour
Marco Varvello
Hello, my name's Marco Varvello. I am a musician, composer and producer with 20+ years experience in several kinds of projects, including Jazz, Rock, Blues, NuSoul, Folk, Electronica, Theatre performances, Radio broadcasts and Film scoring. I also founded Noise Ark Records, indie label specialized in soundtracks. PLAYER : acoustic and electric piano, accordion, el. bass. COMPOSER / PRODUCER : What I provide is a full process of creating-writing-recording-producing music, expecially acoustic instruments, but also synths and beats. I can arrange for strings and full orchestra using virtuals as well as hiring musicians and record them.
Lesson Prices:
$35 per 1/2 hour, $60 per hour
Danny Binnington
I am a passionate musician who lives and breathes all things guitar and music in general. I have been playing the guitar since I was 11 years old and I have been teaching since I was 17. Over the years I have taught many students from all walks of life. I have experience as a Private one to one tutor as well as a peripatetic teacher who has worked in multiple schools across the city in my hometown teaching students of all ages.
Lesson Prices:
£15.00 per 1/2 hour, £25.00 per hour
Colleen Muriel
Hi there folks. So glad you have dropped by to say Hello. Below you will find a little information about me and my teaching studio. I look forward to hearing from you. First of all I teach people individually and teach differently for different people – as every student is an individual and has their own learning style. I teach in a studio in Thames Ditton, U.K. I have been teaching since I was in my teens (so a long time). It started in High School where I would help other students with their music during lunch hours.
Lesson Prices:
£20.00 per 1/2 hour, £40.00 per hour
Carlos Morgado
Hello, my name is Carlos Morgado. I am a highly motivated, responsible and organized person with a strong passion for music and teaching. Along my career, I have worked as a music teacher in various schools having had students with a wide range of ages. I have also had the possibility to develop myself as a professional musician, producer, arranger, music director, chorister and singer for some of the most well known European and American artists.
Lesson Prices:
£35 per 1/2 hour, £60 per hour
Camilla Siig
My background is diverse. I started violin at the age of 4 and studied at the Yehudi Menuhin School under Berent Korfker (Professor at the Royal College of Music). YMS is world-renowned as an elite institution for classical music education. Following my time at YMS, I switched to academics and continued my violin studies under Lars Bjornkjaer (Concert Master at the Danish Royal Opera House). Currently, I am a 5th-year medical student at UCL (taking time out) and since my first degree (BSc Neuroscience KCL), I have been tutoring as a violin and maths & science tutor.
Lesson Prices:
£50.00 per hour
Eliza Fyfe
Eliza teaches singing lessons for all ages and abilities. She believes that everyone has a voice and all we need to do is find that voice and let it flourish. We’ll pick songs ideal for you, in the right key for your range. Eliza also encourages you to work on songs out of your comfort zone in order to challenge you. She does lots of recordings within her lessons to enable you to learn through hearing yourself back, as well as perfecting a complete recording to mark your progress.
Lesson Prices:
£35.00 per 3/4 hour
Andy Richard
Hi. My name is Andy Richard. I am a multi-instrumentalist and music teacher. Thanks for looking at my profile on musicteacher.com I specialize in piano, electric and acoustic guitar, ear training, and theory lessons. I am offering your first lesson and consultation for free. My lessons are for beginner and intermediate students of all countries, ages 5 and older, who are reliable and love music. I also teach and have experience teaching students who require special education. I customize private lessons for each student.
Lesson Prices:
$25.00 per 1/2 hour, $45.00 per hour
Paul Cook
Paul is a Certified Teacher of the Royal Schools of Music and was awarded the status with the highest classification of Excellent. Paul graduated with a first-class honours degree in Education and passed the Diploma of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music in Vocal Teaching with Distinction. Educated at Chetham’s, he won an entrance scholarship at seventeen to study at the RNCM and subsequently worked as a session singer at the BBC and with several opera companies at home and abroad which included five years at Scottish Opera.
Lesson Prices:
£17.50 per 1/2 hour, £34.00 per hour
Hannah Littlechild
I have played both violin and piano since I was ten, and it’s been a passion in my life to pass on the wonderful skill to others. I’m currently studying towards a Master’s degree in violin performance at Trinity Laban Conservatoire. I specialise in classical music and love playing in orchestras and doing chamber playing. I have extensive experience in teaching, especially younger children as I worked in a nursery, as well as working as a private nanny and music tutor. I am originally from Suffolk, but I am now based in London for my studies.
Lesson Prices:
£24.00 per 1/2 hour, £35.00 per hour
Advice for New Students
The Ultimate Guide to Learning Piano Online
With the advent of technology, the dream of learning the piano is now more accessible than ever before. Gone are the days when private lessons at a music studio were your only option. Today, you can embark on your musical journey right from the comfort of your own home, thanks to a plethora of online resources. Here's how to make the most of them:
Finding the Best Online Piano Lessons
Begin by exploring the best online piano lessons available. From classical music to popular songs, the digital landscape is brimming with high-quality lesson content. Look for video lessons that provide a step-by-step lesson approach and those that come recommended by piano players who've also started where you are.
Free Online Piano Lessons Versus Paid
While there are numerous free online piano lessons, investing in a quality piano app or in an online piano lesson might offer more structured learning, with lesson content designed by experienced piano teachers. Free resources are a wonderful starting point, but if you're serious about playing piano, consider the added benefits that come with private lessons.
Benefits of Online Lessons With Piano Teachers
Online lessons give you direct access to piano teachers who can offer personalised tips and oversee your progress. Interaction with an in-person teacher might feel different, but video tutorials and virtual lessons have come a long way in providing an interactive learning experience.
Community and Support
Learning to play piano online doesn't mean you're learning alone. There are community forums and social media groups where you can share your progress, get feedback, and find encouragement from fellow learners and piano teachers alike.
Technology Assists in Music Reading
When it comes to note reading and music theory, many online tools and apps can make these traditionally challenging areas much easier. Look for resources that incorporate gaming elements to make music reading fun and engaging.
Incorporating Popular Music into Lessons
If classical music isn't your thing, don't worry. Many online piano lessons offer tutorials on popular songs that can help maintain your enthusiasm for playing and practicing. Plus, learning songs you love can be incredibly rewarding.
The Convenience of Piano Lessons in Your Own Home
One of the significant advantages of piano lessons online is the convenience. With the ability to connect with teachers globally, schedule lessons around your life, and learn at your own pace, more people than ever can now enjoy the process of learning to play the piano.
In sum, the resources for learning piano online are vast and varied. From video lessons that let you learn at your pace, to piano apps that track your progress, to communities that offer support and inspiration, every aspect of your musical progression is at your fingertips.
With determination and the wealth of resources available, you'll be reading music and playing beloved melodies before you know it. So, take that first step and dive into the enchanting world of piano from your home—one note at a time.
Enhance Your Piano Playing
Understanding Your Goals
Before you dive into online piano lessons, pause for a second. Ask yourself, “What do I want to achieve?” Maybe you’re looking to master a few songs for your own enjoyment, or perhaps you envision yourself playing classical music to friends and family during piano recitals.
I've seen students dive into piano playing with many different goals; some want a detailed understanding of music theory, others wish to learn at their own pace without the structure of traditional piano lessons. Knowing your journey’s aim is the first step in choosing the best online piano lessons for you, as well as finding the right teacher to match your goals.
Finding Online Piano Teachers
I know how vital a good piano teacher is, and with my online piano lessons, you’ll meet a teacher who is incredibly passionate. Alongside myself, there are other real teachers in the MusicTeacher.com community that offer online lessons - you can find some on this page.
These dedicated professionals offer a wide range of different services, everything from recording video lessons, curating sheet music, and even provide backing tracks for you to play along.
Speak with your chosen teacher to find out more about what they offer. Imagine hitting those keys to popular songs you've always loved, with every note you play, taking your skills up a notch.
What's brilliant about learning piano online is that no one is holding you back, nor are you waiting for anyone to catch up, everything is entirely tailored to you as a student.
Setting Up for Success
Beginning Your Journey Right
Every new skill starts with the first step, and I'm so thrilled you're considering taking that step with your online piano lessons. Learning to play piano starts with creating the right environment for success.
Whether you're in a quiet corner of your living room or a bustling music studio with your headphones on, the goal is to make your practice space inviting and distraction-free. The same should be true for our interactive lessons, enabling you to focus as soon as you start playing.
A reliable internet connection is also a must-have; you can check your internet speed to ensure it is up to holding online video lessons.
Choosing a Keyboard or Piano
First things first, you'll need an instrument. If space or budget is a concern, a digital keyboard can be a fantastic starting point. Look for one with full-size keys and, if possible, weighted action, which simulates the touch and feel of an acoustic piano. This will give your fingers the proper workout and prepare you for playing on different types of pianos in the future.
Headphones and Sound Equipment
A good pair of headphones can make a world of difference, especially if you're practicing in a shared space. They allow for immersive sound and clear-cut feedback on your playing, not to mention keeping peace with your neighbours or housemates.
Supporting Apps and Resources
While your lessons will be the heart of your learning, there are plenty of supporting resources online. Apps that help with reading sheet music, learning music theory, or even simulating a metronome for rhythm practice can be incredibly helpful.
And don't forget, all these resources are just to supplement the information that I will be able to provide during our lessons. In our virtual classroom, I'll show you how to leverage interactive resources that make learning piano not just effective, but truly fun!
With incredible online resources like Musescore and apps like Simply Piano, you can dive into learning piano in a way that suits you, whether you're an absolute beginner or an experienced piano player.
Connecting with a Harmonious Community
Embarking on your piano journey isn't just about individual progress—it's also about connecting with fellow piano players. With our lessons, you join a bustling community forum where you can share triumphs, challenges, and thoughts on popular music. This fantastic resource adds an invaluable social dimension to your learning, enveloping you in a supportive network.
Tailored Lessons to Complement Your Rhythm
As you advance, your online lessons evolve with you. Whether you're interested in branching out to other instruments or diligently working through the Royal Conservatory repertoire, these piano courses are more than lessons—they're a personal guide on your piano playing adventure.
For me, teaching piano is not just about imparting knowledge; it's about nurturing your passion. So, take that first lesson. Let the best online piano lessons infuse every note you play with the joy and satisfaction that comes with learning.
Understanding the Basics
Grasping the Keyboard Basics
Whether you've played piano before or it's your first encounter, I'm here to help you understand the ins and outs. Learn piano online with lessons crafted to help you at your own pace. When life gets hectic, take comfort knowing your online piano lessons are flexible. You'll discover not just the how, but also the why of music reading, making reading musical scores as natural to you as your favourite song.
Finding Harmony with Your Schedule
Your time is precious, but so is your passion for piano. That's why online lessons piano are tailored for the bustling lifestyle. You can take online piano lessons when it suits you, squeezing in a session between obligations or immersing yourself in music on a lazy Sunday afternoon. The online sheet music is always ready, waiting to challenge your skills further. Maintain your momentum by following online video lessons that intrigue you, and watch as your piano skills improve dramatically.
Mastering Melodies, Your Way
You determine how quickly you advance through the lesson plan. As an advanced player or a fresh face in the world of music, you'll love the instant feedback my piano lessons provide.
The online method we use is like a library of knowledge, and your practice sessions can be as intense or relaxed as you wish. Every progress check, every note learned, moves you closer to your aims on the piano.
Your Symphony of Progress
Each lesson is another step in your musical story. Learn songs with interactive elements that engage and educate, making every practice session absolutely amazing.
The path of a pianist is full of discovery, and with my lessons to help you, you'll take each step by step lesson with confidence. Should you crave a more traditional approach, private lessons can also enrich your journey, as they blend seamlessly with your online adventures.
The Role of Parents in Supporting Beginners
As you begin this fascinating journey to learn piano, it's important to remember that the role of parents can be a game-changer for beginners.
Think of me as the friendly guide who's here to help you support your child through their musical discoveries. Now, if you've been considering online piano lessons, you're already on the right track. These piano online lessons are a fantastic starting point and a welcoming, encouraging space for your young musician to get started.
Encouragement is Key
Encouraging your child as they play piano is as crucial as the lessons themselves. A little support goes a long way, and it's about applauding the effort, not just the achievement. When they learn piano online, celebrate every chord and scale; these are the small victories that pave the way to confidence and growth in their musical voyage.
Setting the Stage for Practice
Remember, the atmosphere at home should resonate with positivity, making practice sessions something to look forward to. By creating a supportive environment, you’re not just helping your child learn piano; you’re crafting a space where mistakes are seen as stepping stones, and progress, no matter how marginal, is celebrated.
As you journey together with your child through the world of music, know that every lesson is more than just instruction; it's the applause in their audience of one, the duet that accompanies their solitary practice, and the fortissimo in their moments of doubt. Keep the symphony of support going, and watch as they compose the soundtrack of their dreams.
Encouraging a Rhythm of Self-Discovery
Diving into the depths of music should also be an exploratory journey for your child. Empower them to compose little pieces or improvise on melodies they love. It's about giving them the creative freedom to find their own musical identity. Celebrating original compositions or unique renditions strengthens their self-esteem and emboldens them as artists.
Fine-Tuning the Ear: The Joy of Listening
Teach your child the art of active listening — to appreciate the intricacies of different genres and composers. Like a detective uncovering clues in a melody, they can learn so much about rhythm, harmony, and structure, which can inspire and elevate their own performances. Presenting listening as a playful activity makes it an exciting part of music education.
Importance of Learning Music Theory
Learning Music Theory: Your Melodic Compass
Whether you're taking traditional lessons, joining online courses, or enjoying free online piano lessons elsewhere, grasping the basics of music theory serves as a solid foundation. It'll help you read sheet music confidently, allowing you to understand rhythm, pitch, and harmony, acting as your compass through the world of music.
With a grasp of theory, you're not just playing; you're composing, improvising, and truly speaking through music. It’s like finally being fluent in a language of music.
And don't worry if it seems complex at first – like any new language, it gets easier with practice. Plus, I'm here to guide you through those tricky bits, ensuring you can navigate your musical path with ease and joy. Remember, understanding the 'why' behind the notes on the page gives you the freedom to express the 'you' in the music.
Music Theory: A Universal Language
Here's the great part: when you're learning piano online, you can often get instant feedback on your theory exercises. You might be a complete beginner or already have some experience, but either way, adding music theory to your routine will open up a world of possibilities. You'll not only play songs, but you'll also understand them, leading to a more fulfilling and absolutely amazing music experience.
So, as your guide on this melodious adventure, I'm nudging you to dive deeper into the world of music theory. Like sight reading, it's a skill that will serve you every time you sit down to play—and the best online piano lessons will make sure you have this skill in your repertoire. Remember, it's not just about the first lesson or mastering those popular tunes; it's about fully immersing yourself in the language of music to truly speak through your piano.
Navigating Challenges and Overcoming Frustration
If we're honest, every once in a while, a challenge or two might hit a sour note on your journey to learn piano online. It's perfectly normal—like a complex piece of sheet music, deciphering one note at a time until it clicks. Encountering hurdles is really just part of reading a greater musical story.
Embracing the Difficult Bars
When the going gets tough, remember, I've been there, and I know that with a little perseverance, even the trickiest music lessons become a set of keys you can master. Sometimes, it’s about breaking down the song into easier bits, playing each measure with the care it deserves until it all starts to gel together.
Tempo and Patience
It's just like reading music: it takes time to make friends with the notes and rhythms. Maybe today, it feels like you're stuck in molasses, but with practice, you'll soon be sailing through allegros and waltzing through waltzes. Be patient with yourself, step by step, note by note.
Celebrate the Small Victories
I can't stress this enough—the small victories are the sweetest. Mastered a new chord? Fantastic! Played through an entire section without a hitch? Absolutely stellar! These moments are your applause—cherish them. They are signs of growth, and each one propels you a bit further along your musical path.
Remember, frustration is fleeting, but your musical journey is for a lifetime. Keep those keys tuned to patience and positivity, and you'll find that, with every practice session, you’re building a stronger, more resilient foundation. Lean into your love for music, stay the course, and trust that you're never alone in this concerto of learning.
Progression and Milestones
Let’s chat about your progression and set some milestones, because let's face it, this isn't just about learning scales and songs—it's about the journey, the growth, and the memories you're creating with every note.
Setting Realistic Goals
We all have our Everest to climb and in the world of music, it's no different. So let's set some realistic goals together. Think about where you'd love to be a month from now. Maybe it's finally nailing that tricky riff, or perhaps it's about feeling more at ease with your scales. Whatever it is, write it down, pin it up and let's work towards that goal, one day at a time.
Tracking Your Progress
I'm a fan of the old saying, "What gets measured gets managed." So why not keep a little diary of your practice sessions? Nothing fancy, just notes on what you've played, what felt good, what needs work, and any of those wonderful 'aha!' moments. This way, we can look back and see just how far you've come—it's often more than you think!
Sharing Your Wins
Here’s the thing—when you've reached a milestone, I want to hear about it. And I reckon the rest of our music-making clan does too. So, don't be shy. Share it! Whether it's within our community, with your family, or the neighbour who enjoys your practice sessions more than they let on. Let's make some noise about your accomplishments and use that to lift each other up.
Savouring The Journey
Remember, the beauty in music isn't just in the final performance; it's in the late nights, the early mornings, and the 'just one more try' moments. It's in the resilience you're building and the joy you find in every little improvement. So yes, celebrate those milestones big and small.
So, take a deep breath, my friend. Progression in music is a beautiful dance—sometimes it's a tango, swift and passionate. Other times, it's a slow waltz. Yet with each step, you're becoming more the musician you're meant to be. Keep playing, keep smiling, and remember—I'm cheering you on every note of the way.
Embracing the Plateaus
It's essential to acknowledge that progress in music isn't always linear. There'll be days, maybe weeks, when you feel as though you’re not moving forward.
This is the plateau, and it's as natural a part of learning as the peaks! During these times, it's crucial to stay patient and keep the melody going. Reflect on why you started and what music means to you.
Sometimes, it's during these quiet phases that your brain is doing its deepest learning—consolidating skills and prepping you for the next leap forward.
Remember, every musician's journey includes these plateaus, and they're not just okay; they're important. So, embrace them, play through them, and soon enough, you'll find yourself climbing to new heights.
Exploring Different Genres: From Classical to Jazz in Online Piano Learning
The Classical Foundation
When you first learn to play piano, it's common to start with classical music. It provides a sturdy foundation, teaching you to read music with precision and discipline. As you begin your piano lessons online, you'll find that the complexity of Bach and the elegance of Mozart not only challenge your fingers but also enrich your understanding of musical theory.
Diving into Jazz
After mastering the basics, you might feel a yearning to try something different—something that swings. That's where jazz comes in. Translating your skills to jazz piano can be as exhilarating as it is challenging. Jazz demands a different kind of reading, one that's less about notes on a page and more about the space between them. It invites you to interpret, improvise, and express yourself in new, spontaneous ways.
Blending the Genres
Through piano lessons online, exploring various genres is simpler than ever before. You can play piano in one genre one day and switch to another the next. This versatility not only keeps your practice sessions fresh but also develops you into a well-rounded musician. So, while you read music from Chopin, you can also swing to the rhythms of Count Basie, building a musical toolbox that's brimming with diversity.
Beyond the Basics: Advanced Techniques and Specialisations in Online Piano Learning
Once you're comfortable with the fundamentals and genres, online piano learning can guide you through advanced techniques that unlock even more musical potential. This is where things like intricate fingerwork, pedal use, and dynamic control come into play. You'll learn to coax an array of emotions and colors from your instrument, telling a story with every piece you play.
Composition and arrangement tutorials are available, empowering you to create your own music. With lessons in music theory, you can start piecing together melodies and harmonies that reflect your personal style and voice. And let's not forget the thrill of duets and ensemble playing, where you collaborate with other musicians, whether they're across the room or across the globe.
Niche specialisations, such as historical performance practices or contemporary electronic music, are also within reach through the vast resources online. So whether you're refining the delicate art of Baroque ornamentation or venturing into the world of synthesizers and samplers, your online piano journey can be as unique and creative as you are. Keep exploring, keep playing, and above all, keep sharing the music that's in your heart.
Remember, the goal here isn't to master piano overnight; it's about relishing in every little victory and every new chord along the way. My job is to keep you motivated, remind you that it’s okay to stumble on a note or two, and celebrate your wins as you learn songs and master techniques. You're about to uncover the beauty of the piano online with me cheering you on every step of the way.
Learning piano can be an incredible journey, and I cannot wait to see how far you'll go. Remember, it's not just about the notes you play but the music you create. Let's hit those keys and make some melodies that are uniquely yours!
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can learn piano online! With online lessons and tutorials, there's an online piano teacher to suit every beginner and it's often cheaper than one-on-one lessons. You'll need to stay motivated and put in the work, but with tips, tricks, and best practices, you can learn piano successfully online.
The research suggests that online piano lessons are effective, as students who used online piano teachers and courses progressed faster than those learning with traditional teaching alone. Online lessons offer an efficient and supportive way to practice between sessions with their teachers, enabling them to learn faster.
Start your musical journey today and take virtual piano lessons with one of our professional piano teachers, the perfect learning experience for everyone from beginners to professionals.
Choose the right online piano instructor by researching their qualifications, teaching methods and technical compatibility. Make sure they have the expertise and experience necessary for online instruction.
For online piano lessons, you'll need a few essential pieces of equipment:
- Piano or Keyboard: The most crucial piece of equipment is, of course, a piano or keyboard. Whether you have an acoustic piano or a digital keyboard, ensure it is in good working condition and properly tuned if it's an acoustic piano.
- Computer, Tablet, or Smartphone: You'll need a device with internet access to access the online lessons. A desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone can all work well for this purpose.
- Internet Connection: A stable internet connection is essential for streaming video lessons, participating in live classes, and accessing online resources.
- Optional Webcam and Microphone: If you're participating in live lessons or classes, having a webcam and microphone can enhance your interaction with the instructor. Many devices come with built-in webcams and microphones, but you can also use external ones for better quality.
- Headphones: While not always necessary, headphones can help you hear the instructor's guidance more clearly, especially if you're in a noisy environment or if you prefer privacy during your practice sessions.
- Optional Accessories: Depending on your preferences and the type of piano or keyboard you have, you may want to consider additional accessories such as a sustain pedal, a music stand, or a comfortable bench or chair for extended practice sessions.
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