Piano Lessons

I offer weekly lessons over Zoom for $60 an hour.

I’ll teach you how I personally learned to play as someone who took lessons for 24 years and taught for 10+ years. My teaching philosophy is that music theory, sightreading, and technique through chord progressions, short songs, and scales are all essential for the learning process. More than that, I show my students how to build up the skill to play fast, virtuosic pieces. I firmly believe ANYONE can do this, and it is often overlooked by many piano teachers, especially at the earlier levels.

The most important factors in your piano journey:

1. A Good Plan
Week­ly scales, chord pro­gres­sions, & more + your own arrange­ment or com­po­si­tion over mul­ti­ple weeks.

1. A Good Plan

Weekly scales, chord progressions, songs, & more + your own compositions or arrangements!

I’ll show you virtuosic exercises AND the theory to use them in your songs.

2. Consistency

You don’t need to practice 3 hours a day to become an expert pianist.

Even 10–15 minutes per day will develop your skills over time — you just have to stay consistent!

2: Con­sis­ten­cy
You don’t have to play 3 hours a day to become an expert pianist! Even 10–15 min­utes dai­ly will devel­op your skill over time.

I wholeheartedly encourage creativity — it makes piano fun and inspiring!

Want to learn one of my arrangements? Great!

I first learned to play dif­fi­cult pieces by copy­ing pianists like Marc-André Hamelin and Kyle Landry. I had an “I‑bet-I-could-do-that” men­tal­i­ty, and it even­tu­al­ly became true.

Let’s compose a song!

As you learn the basics, you’ll be able to make your own song that sounds great — even if it seems sim­ple at first. My stu­dents have vary­ing musi­cal back­grounds, and many of them make works they nev­er thought they’d be able to make pret­ty quick­ly!

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My Teaching Experience & Method

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