Hey! So glad you're here.

Here's how this works:

Your weekly lesson

After joining, I'll reach out to schedule your first session. Every lesson is tailored to your goals — your first song, technique, a specific style — whatever you're after.

Between sessions

Use Member Chat to send questions, share practice recordings, or flag things to cover next session.

What to bring

Just your piano or keyboard. All levels welcome.

Let's get to work. 🎵

I've taught piano for years and these same 5 mistakes come up with almost every new student. If you're just starting out, save yourself months of frustration:

1. Tensing up your wrists. Your hands should float above the keys, not press down with force. Imagine holding a small ball — that's your natural hand position.

2. Skipping scales because they're "boring." Scales build muscle memory and finger independence. 5 minutes of scales before practice will 10x your progress.

3. Trying to learn both hands at once too early. Learn each hand separately first. Get comfortable. Then combine them slowly.

4. Picking songs that are way too hard. I know you want to play your favorite song, but starting with something 2 levels below your current ability builds confidence and technique faster.

5. Not using a metronome. Rhythm is everything. Start slow (like, painfully slow) and gradually speed up. Your future self will thank you.

If you're a complete beginner looking for structured lessons that actually work, check out my course — I walk you through everything step by step.