Each individual is unique. Some kids start taking piano lessons as early as age 4, while some begin later, even in their teen years, and have excelled at the piano. Students as young as four can learn to play since the piano’s keys are simple to use; however, older students and adults may find it simpler to learn.

There is no specific age at which to start piano lessons. People can begin playing piano at any moment. Many of my elder pupils are in their 60s.   You can always pick up new abilities. Learning the piano may require a bit more patience for those who start playing it later in life since they can have trouble remembering the notes.

All it takes to play piano is commitment, an instrument, and some time. If you want to be a professional classical performer, you’ll need at least ten years of dedicated study and regular piano lesson with a great teacher, as well as hours of daily practise. In most cases, it takes a couple of years of study and practise to get impressive results for those who wish to learn how to play the piano for their own pleasure.

Yes! That depends on the quality of the coaching and your readiness to put it into practise. Although many teachers are registered online in Toronto, Ontario, the ideal approach to learn the piano is from a qualified teacher with a solid educational level, academic background, and substantial teaching experience. Therefore, it is crucial to scrutinize the teachers’ educational backgrounds and choose the best teacher. Also, in my opinion, in-person piano lessons offer more guidance than online lessons because I can physically stay and examine particular issues with your technique and make corrections much more quickly.

Without a music instructor, playing the piano or any other instrument will continue to be uncomfortable, demanding, and may eventually cause hand injuries. During the piano lessons, I’ll assist you in adjusting your body and hand positions ensuring that you are learning in a proper way. Also, you will gain a deeper understanding of music.

Almost none of the music schools in Toronto and GTA teaches bassoon. Julia Music School offers Piano & Bassoon Lesson and My studio is conveniently located with access to GO, TTC bus, and subway.

Yes, I do offer bassoon lessons to beginner, intermediate, and expert musicians. Please refer to the Programs tab to learn more about the programs I offer. You can definitely get in touch with me by email or call before you start taking the lesson.

Taking bassoon lessons from professionals are required in order to make serious progress because it is not the kind of instrument that is easily self-taught.

It is okay not to have the instrument ready at home in the first lesson. During our first piano & bassoon lesson, I will tell you what kind of Keyboard, Piano, and Bassoon you may need. I will also let you know the coursebook that you have to purchase.

At this moment, I teach piano & bassoon lesson. In the future, I may expand the programs.