Piano
One-to-one lessons built on hand shape, reading both clefs and steady time.
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Two hands, one line of music
Piano asks something few first instruments do: two hands doing different jobs while you read two staves at once. So we build that independence slowly, one hand secure before the other joins it.
Young beginners and adults starting from scratch begin in the same place, with a relaxed wrist and the right hand shape.
What we actually work on
- 01
Posture and hand shape
Bench height, a loose wrist and curved fingers. Small things that decide whether playing feels easy or tiring a year from now.
- 02
Reading both clefs
Treble and bass, read fluently enough that practising alone at home is productive instead of frustrating.
- 03
Rhythm and steady time
Counting, pulse and keeping both hands together, so a piece holds its shape all the way through.
- 04
Pieces you want to play
Technique is the means. We keep a piece on the stand that you actually want to finish.
Practice that actually helps
Every week ends with a short, specific list: which bars, which hand, how slowly. Ten focused minutes do more than an hour of playing the piece from the top.
Parents see the same list, so they know what good practice at home looks like.
Come and try a first piano lesson
Tell me who the lessons are for and whether they have played before. Lessons are arranged around your week.
