Learning the Piano

The Piano is the only percussive instrument that can emulate a full symphony orchestra. It is also the only instrument that can effectively decipher a full orchestral score. When you watch a symphony orchestra in action, the conductor usually reads a score - it holds the markings of the composer and also contains all the parts of each and every orchestral instrument. The piano can interpret all of these voices - which makes the piano a very versatile instrument!

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On the contrary, the Piano can also serve as a soloistic instrument, and a chamber music instrument. Many composers such as Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt, wrote a variety of repertoire that were designed to show the Piano's soloistic and chamber music capabilities. Have you ever heard of the Triple Concerto by L.V.Beethoven? It is a symphonic masterpiece which showcases three soloists - just magnificent!​

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Our Piano lessons cater to players of all levels. Whether you would like to learn a harmonically complex Scriabin Etude, or simply would like to start a relationship with the Piano, we can provide a comprehensive and fulfilling curriculum for you. 

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Please visit our Apply Now! page to choose your curriculum!

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