My Teaching Philosophy

I believe that everyone, regardless of age is able to develop basic piano technique skills and learn how to play some pieces.

It is long term a process which could be compare to learning a foreign language.

The process is not easy and requires many hours of daily practice. It requires dedication and sacrifice.

The piano technique is an art of coordination, and properly apply your muscles to a piano.

This great foundation provides a freedom and make it possible to focus on interpretation.

I do believe that demonstration is very important in teaching music and sometimes is worth more than a thousand words.

A good teacher in my opinion is that who not only corrects the mistakes but that who can listen and is open for discussion.