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Answers to the questions students and parents ask most before booking a piano lesson with Eduard Kuzovlev, online or in person. Do I need my own piano or keyboard? Yes, for online lessons you'll need a keyboard or piano at home (a basic 61-key keyboard is enough to start) plus a device with a camera for video calls. In-person lessons take place at an agreed location. What ages and levels do you teach? Lessons are open to complete beginners through advanced players, teens and

Starting piano lessons as an adult or as a parent signing up a child can feel intimidating. Here's a realistic look at the first month, whether you choose online or in-person piano lessons. Week 1: Fundamentals Expect a focus on posture, hand position, and reading your first notes. This week is about building habits that make everything else easier later. Week 2-3: First real songs Most students play a simple recognizable melody within the first two to three weeks. This is wh

Both online and in-person piano lessons can get you to the same place: playing the songs you want to play. The right format depends on your schedule, your instrument at home, and how you learn best. Online piano lessons: pros No commute, easier scheduling, and lessons can be recorded for later review. Online lessons are a great fit if you already have a keyboard or piano at home and a stable internet connection. In-person piano lessons: pros Hands-on posture and hand-position

Searching "piano teacher near me" usually turns up a long list of names with little to go on. Here's what actually matters when choosing a piano teacher, whether you want in-person lessons or online piano lessons from home. 1. Teaching experience across levels A good teacher adapts to you, not the other way around. Ask whether the teacher has experience with your age group and level, whether that's an absolute beginner, a returning adult player, or someone preparing for exams