And I am speaking from my own experience. I had had quite a few piano teachers in the past, since I started taking piano lessons at the age of 5. Most of them told me to keep taking lessons and practice, and practice more, but few possessed the ability to teach me proper technique, guide… Continue reading Great Teachers Are Hard to Find
There has been some issue with my contact form and email account in the past couple weeks due to website migration. I apologize for such inconvenience. The form has been fixed this morning but some of my email correspondences are lost without trace. If you have sent me an enquiry via the form or email… Continue reading Website Maintenance Issue
One of my favorite events is music gathering with my students. It is an opportunity to connect, share and enjoy music together. It is a time for me to listen to each student playing their favorite piece at the piano, ravelled at the fact that I am the one who helps them grow and enjoy… Continue reading Music Gathering
Many might wonder, why do anyone want to spend time on taking piano lessons, when one can simply enjoy music without learning to play a musical instrument? Or just go to watch some YouTube videos and learn to play piano from them? I understand technology has advanced drastically these days (or years!), and even I… Continue reading Piano Is For The Soul
I have decided to resume to my daily practice at the piano again. I must admit, I have not been doing my practice as regularly as I have wanted to: a lot of teaching (which I enjoy a lot), and other work. But lately, I have been giving some thoughts on my teaching, and one… Continue reading Lessons, Practice & Persistence
I’m excited to announce that it’s time to plan for our piano student concert again! The first one of the year would still be an online event. Hopefully the next one would be in person! Tentatively, the event will be released online in mid-June. Please check back for more information here.
Tonight I spent some time thinking through the history of my piano teaching. If you’re curious about it, you might find this post rather interesting. I started playing the piano at the age of 5. It’s basically a must in Hong Kong for every child to learn a musical instrument. And piano is probably the… Continue reading My Piano Teaching History
I love playing the piano, and teaching people how to play piano. Whether they are beginners, young or adult, or advanced players, performers or teachers, there is joy in our encounters: our lessons, our conversations, sharing our love and passion at the piano, having fun and tackling problems. Playing the piano (or teaching it) is… Continue reading The Joy of Piano Teaching
