I teach many different styles on the piano, and I also feel it’s important as a piano teacher to consider and take note of the current music scene, and try to keep up with modern music as well as previous styles. The various different styles I teach are classical, blues, boogie woogie, popular music, rhythm […]
FAQs
Got a question about our piano lessons, or piano tuition in general? You'll likely find the answer in our FAQs section!
How often should my child practice the piano?
This can be a difficult question to answer, as a lot will depend on your child and how easy they find it to focus when learning something new. But I can offer some advice so you can help decide what will work for you and your child. Finding the motivation to practice the piano can […]
Do you teach complete beginners, and do I need my own piano?
Yes and not necessarily. I teach all levels, and all ages – and most styles of music too, ranging from classical to blues and boogie woogie! It doesn’t matter if you cannot read music, and have never even touched the keys on a piano. I can teach you from scratch to read music, and it […]
Do children learn piano faster than adults?
Not necessarily, no. There is a big misconception that children will learn quicker than adults, but the reality is that it is really down to the individual. An adult for example will have a lot of distractions and things going on in their life that may hinder progress – family issues, work, school etc. A […]
How much are piano lessons?
The cost of lessons varies depending on where you go. Personal tuition is the best way to learn, and usually costs about £30.00 per hour. My hourly rate is around £24.00. If you are a beginner, then I usually recommend 30 minute lessons to begin with @ £12.00. This would usually involve learning the basic […]
Do group piano lessons work?
Yes, they do to a certain extent. The pros of attending a group lesson are that it’s usually cheaper (at first), and can be very fun. Some people prefer it, as they can see it as a social activity to not only learn, but to also make friends and bounce ideas and discussions off of […]
Is there an easy way to learn piano?
Yes and no. It really depends on what you want to learn. Yes, I could show someone how to play something within an hour, and they would happily go on there way with a big smile on their face. But if they wanted to progress past one simple song, then the answer is no. Even […]