Best Way To Build More Confidence For All Ages

Many people think that private piano lessons are only something that you take when you are young. However, this does not necessarily need to be the case as piano lessons are suitable for people of all ages. You can also play a variety of styles on the piano, and so there is something for every musical taste.

There are other benefits that taking piano lessons bring apart from learning how to play. You will learn skills and can be transferred to any musical instrument you play. Also, it helps you improve dexterity and build more confidence in you. If you learn music theory alongside your piano lessons, then you may also find that your analytical skills improve.

Essential Aspects Of Private Piano Lessons

Your Own Piano

It may sound obvious, but you need a piano that you have access to whenever you need it. You will need to put in additional practice around your lessons, and so it is useful to have a piano that you can use at any time. You may also feel more relaxed if you are playing in your own home and this can improve your playing.

There are pianos that you can buy which are very expensive, but it is not necessary to buy one if you are not a professional. A cheaper option will still serve the same purpose and will be easier on your wallet.

Enough Time

It does not include the time the lesson lasts, but the time you will need to practice too. The length of time that your lessons will last is likely to extend as you become more experienced. You should ensure that you will still have the time to commit to these lessons even if they do start to last much longer than they do at the moment.

Passion For the Piano

Learning to play the piano needs a lot of dedication, and there are times when it will be hard going. If you are not passionate about what you are doing, there may be a time when you feel like giving up. This passion is what is going to give you the determination and motivation to keep practising even when things start to get tough.

What Will Happen In A Typical Piano Lesson?

No two piano lessons are the same, but there are certain things that they will all have in common. Your teacher will set the pace of learning to suit you. Therefore, there may not be a strict schedule always adhered to. A good teacher will work with you to come up with lesson plans that will help you concentrate on the areas that are needed.

In order to become a good piano player, you need to understand the building blocks of playing fit together. It is why a large proportion of your lessons will focus on chords and scales. When you have a good understanding of these, then you can start to practice, moving your hands up and down in order to play in time.

You may also spend some time to learn music theory. It is usually down to the individual teacher to decide whether this is something that they will include in their lessons. Many teachers believe that understanding the theory of music really helps with learning to play, and so they do tend to include it. Also, some teachers include music history as part of their theory lessons.

You will also need to learn how to read music, and so this will be a component of some of your lessons. The type of music that you play will largely depend on the preferences of the teacher, although you should feel free to make your own suggestions. When you are confident in reading music, then your teacher may suggest that you start to practice sight reading.

How Often Should I Practice?

Most people will need to practice in addition to their weekly piano lesson. The length of time that you need to practice in each session will depend on how experienced you are. When you are beginning your lessons, you should only need to practice for fifteen minutes at a time. Then increase this as you become more experienced.

Why Us – Piano Lessons Tutors

We are a network of Uni Students looking for piano tutor work. We offer you 1 on 1 home piano lessons for students of all ages and levels. If you are looking for an eager, professional and reliable piano tutor to come to your home, one of the tutors will be available. Our tutors provide you with a very reasonable piano tutoring rate, that is a guarantee!

Currently Servicing The Following Areas:

– Sydney CBD & Surrounding Suburbs
– Sydney’s Inner West
– North Sydney
– Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs
– Penrith & Surrounding Suburbs
– Campbelltown (Beginners Only)

What are our teaching qualifications?

We are highly experienced in teaching students of all ages and skill levels and have been playing for the piano most of our lives. We have all undertaken a NSW Government certified “Working with children” police check. You will soon discover we are very friendly and patient with children to make students comfortable with learning at their own pace.

We are qualified to teach all styles of music, whether you’re interested in popular, contemporary, classical, jazz, or musical theatre. However, we encourage our students to explore all genres to show them just how interesting the piano can be.

Tutor and Co-ordinator – Kayla

“Currently a student at the University of Technology, Sydney, I am an eager, professional and reliable piano tutor who loves working with students of all ages. I have been playing the piano for 14 years and have 3 years of teaching experience. I love to teach students about contemporary and popular music.

“Call me at this number 02 8007 3350. Please note this number will divert to my mobile phone. Unfortunately, I will not always be in a position where I can answer but please leave a message with student info and suburb.” – Kayla