Online Piano Lessons

1. Ideally, you should have a full-sized piano or a digital keyboard. If you already own a smaller keyboard, that’s perfectly acceptable, but it’s advisable to gradually upgrade.
2. Internet Connection: A stable connection ensures smooth communication during the lesson.
3. A device with a camera, such as a laptop, tablet, or smartphone, is suitable. You’ll need to place the camera where I can see your hands on the keys.
4. Quiet Space: Find a space where you won’t be disturbed. This helps with concentration during the lesson.
5. Headphones or Speakers: Good sound quality is essential, so headphones or external speakers can improve your learning experience.

Each lesson is tailored to your skill level and learning pace. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:
1. Warm-up Exercises: We’ll begin with simple exercises to warm up your fingers and mind.
2. New Material: I’ll introduce new pieces or techniques, depending on your progress.
3. Feedback and Adjustments: I’ll observe your playing and offer advice on improving your technique.
4. Music Theory: We’ll cover relevant theory, helping you understand the music you’re playing.
5. Q&A: At the end of each lesson, I’ll answer any questions you have.

• Flexible Schedule: You can book lessons at a time that suits you.
• Learn from Home: No need to travel, saving time and energy.
• Progress at Your Pace: Lessons are tailored to your speed and goals.
• Access to Resources: You’ll receive follow-up materials for practice.
• One-on-One Attention: You get my full attention during every lesson.

Booking is simple. You can schedule your lesson through my website or by getting in touch directly. After confirming the time, I’ll send you the details for the video call.

In my online lessons, you’ll learn much more than just how to play notes. We focus on all aspects of piano playing:
• Technique: Develop your hand position, finger strength, and movement across the keys.
• Musicality: Understand how to play with feeling, dynamics, and phrasing.
• Music Reading: Learn how to read sheet music fluently.
• Ear Training: Improve your ability to hear and play music by ear.
• Improvisation: Learn to create your own music spontaneously.

Supporting Your Practice

One of the key benefits of online lessons is the ability to review our sessions. I can provide recordings of our lessons, so you can watch them again during practice. This helps reinforce what you’ve learned and ensures you don’t miss anything.
I also offer practice plans tailored to your needs. Whether you can practice for 15 minutes a day or an hour, I’ll create a routine that works for you. Consistent practice is key to improving, and I’ll help you stay motivated.

No, my lessons are suitable for complete beginners. I’ll guide you from the basics.

A full-sized piano or digital keyboard is ideal, but a smaller keyboard can work as well, especially if you’re just starting out.

Online lessons offer the same level of personalised instruction. You get the same feedback, exercises, and resources. The main difference is the flexibility and convenience of learning from home.

Yes, with consistent practice and guidance, you can make significant progress. I’ll ensure you stay motivated and on track.

If any issues arise, we’ll pause and resolve them. I can offer guidance on adjusting camera angles or improving sound quality.

That depends on your goals. I recommend weekly lessons for steady progress. However, I offer flexible packages to suit your schedule.

I understand things come up. If you need to cancel, just let me know at least 24 hours in advance, and we can reschedule.

Yes, I offer discounts for block bookings. You can book a package of lessons at a reduced rate.