Piano Lessons

Piano lessons designed around you

Every student progresses differently. Lessons are built around your level, your musical taste and the practice time you genuinely have.

Who the lessons are for

Beginners

You have never played before: we build a healthy posture, the first reading landmarks and real pieces within the first weeks.

Intermediate pianists

You already play but feel stuck: we identify the technical blocks and structure practice that actually works.

Advanced pianists

Demanding repertoire, interpretation, concert or audition preparation, analysis and tone.

Adults

Busy schedules, returning after years away, personal goals: lessons adapt to your reality.

Children and teenagers

A progressive framework that stays playful and rigorous. (Availability to be confirmed by Paul.)

What you can work on

  • Classical piano
  • Contemporary, film and neoclassical piano
  • Technique and hand independence
  • Music theory and harmony at the keyboard
  • Sight reading
  • Interpretation, phrasing and tone colour
  • Improvisation
  • Composition and writing for piano
  • Concert, exam or audition preparation

Formats and how it works

One-to-one lessons

The main format: a lesson entirely focused on you, with a written practice plan after every session.

Online or in person

Online lessons take place over video call with shared digital scores. In-person lessons depend on the teaching location (editable field).

Duration

30, 45 or 60 minutes depending on age, level and goals.

Frequency

Weekly ideally, or occasional sessions to support a specific project.

Pricing

Prices are set by Paul and displayed here as editable fields: per-lesson rate, monthly plan and multi-lesson packages.

No prices are invented on this site: the real amounts will be filled in by Paul in the content configuration.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a piano to start?
An acoustic piano or a weighted 88-key digital piano is recommended. To begin, a good weighted keyboard is perfectly sufficient.
Do I need to read music already?
No. Reading is learned progressively during lessons, alongside playing.
How much practice is needed between lessons?
Twenty to thirty focused minutes a day gives far better results than two hours once a week.
Are lessons available online?
Yes, lessons can take place entirely online, with the same follow-up as in person.

Ready to start playing?

Book a first lesson and we will define your goals and practice plan together.