Since August 2026
Instructor since August 2026
QUALIFIED PIANO TEACHER. Higher degree in music specializing in Musicology, advanced studies in Composition, degree in Psychology and master's degree in general health psychology.
I've always been interested in the field of study methodology, focusing on effectiveness: just as there must be progress in the student's abilities, there must also be progress in the learning method. Furthermore, given my experience, and as a psychologist, I know that every student's most important tool is their mind: I try to help them develop new perspectives, encourage visualization and imagination... all of this is very helpful.
I propose that you learn piano in a FAST, EFFECTIVE, and ENJOYABLE way. This, among other objectives, will help you:
-Superfluous and redundant elements will be eliminated from the learning process.
-We will be more positive and foster confidence in our own abilities.
-We will only use repetition as a study method when absolutely necessary. It often leads to psychological strain.
-We will encourage curiosity, so that studying the piano is associated with something enjoyable.
-We will reflect on our pianistic interpretation, on the one we want to have and on the best way to achieve it.
-We will reflect on the fingering to be used (it conditions the comfort of the performer at all times).
-We will encourage imagination and musical introspection (and its great potential when it comes to learning).
-We will promote relaxation.
I've always been interested in the field of study methodology, focusing on effectiveness: just as there must be progress in the student's abilities, there must also be progress in the learning method. Furthermore, given my experience, and as a psychologist, I know that every student's most important tool is their mind: I try to help them develop new perspectives, encourage visualization and imagination... all of this is very helpful.
I propose that you learn piano in a FAST, EFFECTIVE, and ENJOYABLE way. This, among other objectives, will help you:
-Superfluous and redundant elements will be eliminated from the learning process.
-We will be more positive and foster confidence in our own abilities.
-We will only use repetition as a study method when absolutely necessary. It often leads to psychological strain.
-We will encourage curiosity, so that studying the piano is associated with something enjoyable.
-We will reflect on our pianistic interpretation, on the one we want to have and on the best way to achieve it.
-We will reflect on the fingering to be used (it conditions the comfort of the performer at all times).
-We will encourage imagination and musical introspection (and its great potential when it comes to learning).
-We will promote relaxation.
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