Musical Ear

First thing I do is get to know my student a little and their interests in music such as style preferences and such. I then do fun activities such as playing one of their favorite songs with them in order to amplify their eagerness in learning the piano.

I have been classically trained at a very young age for years; I then took lessons at a music school while completing high school. I studied music for 2 years at LIU Post where I also played in the jazz ensemble, many recitals and live performances. There, I had the opportunity to meet some wolrd known musicians such as Esperanza Spalding and Cory Henry. Last sememster I was the accompanist for my school's ballet class and also play the piano for my local church. Besides these experiences I have also received multiple awards and diplomas related to music.

I charge $39 for a 45mns session

It all started with a very good friend of mine showing interest in playing the piano. After showing him a few stuff on the piano once in a while, I started to contemplate the idea of sharing my love for music through teaching. And here I am today teaching the piano.

I have worked with students of every age groups, but mostly young ones.

I recently started learning to play the guitar bass on my own and the experience so far has been a bit hard but definitely worth it. I spent countless hours every week having a blast learning songs.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that a pianist will be able to teach music as well as they play and the other way around. One important tip is to choose a teacher who can connect with his/her students and make the learning process fun for them. A teacher(even the Best) who's boring will slowly but surely extinguish the keenness someone has for learning.