There are many ways for students to enjoy music learning in our piano lessons. One fun way is to work on rhythm! Sometimes I start the lesson with clapping rhythm (teacher-student echo and vice versa), and recently I decided to buy some simple music percussion instruments to add more fun to it! Young kids love… Continue reading Music Fun with Kids!
I’m doing a new online program for new piano students who haven’t taken lessons from me before. Here is the fee scheme: $150/4 30-minute lessons (beginners) $240/4 45-minute lessons (lower intermediate) $320/4 1-hour lessons (upper intermediate) $400/4 1-hour lessons (advanced) Music genre: pop, improv, classical. Interested parties please contact me here. Learn more about my… Continue reading Online Piano Lessons for New Students Worldwide
Andre plays “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” , the theme song from the animated series “Neon Genesis Evangelion”, enjoy!
Here you can download and print some music staff paper for your kids or yourself to create your own music at the piano! Or you can download it via the link below: https://longmont-piano-lessons.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/create-music-staff-paper.jpg
My Mother has a huge influence on my music journey – a piano teacher gave me up when I was younger, simply because I didn’t do as well as she liked in my Grade 7 piano exam. My Mother found another piano teacher for me behind my Father’s back (he would think it’s my fault).… Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day!
Starting May 9 Saturday, I will be able to conduct in-person piano lessons, with proper social distancing protocol, at both of my studio locations again! Some students would choose to continue their lessons online, which is absolutely great, while others would come back in person. Either way, I’m happy to see you all! I’m also… Continue reading In-Person Piano Lessons
Is playing piano fun? It depends. Piano beginners always find it fun trying their hands at the piano right from the start: the excitement from zero to something at least remotely musical is exhilarating. The first few months are quite joyful: you learn to play some simple and familiar tunes, “ah, I can play this… Continue reading Is playing piano fun?
We enjoy and appreciate the wonder of music making and piano playing, how lucky and blessed we are to have this chance to do so, while we strive to get better at it, hoping with effort, time and persistence, we are worth the music that is presented to us.
