Piano lessons in London - that phrase no longer has to be met with dread - unless you're a kid reading this page right now after hearing about your new after school activity. Let's assume that you're an adult and really interested in learning a new instrument. The piano is possibly the most versatile instrument on the planet, and learning to play is a great hobby to pick up if you're looking to discover your previously unexplored musical side. No matter what your age, learning a new instrument is a wonderful way to exercise your mind and become a more well-rounded person. A great place to start is definitely with some piano classes in London.
Location
Mildmay Road, N1 4PU or piano instructor Dymock will travel to your home at no extra charge if it's within four miles of this location.
Nearest Station
Dalston Kingsland, Dalston Junction
About the Taster
These three, one-hour, private piano lessons will be tailored to your level of experience. If you're an absolute beginner, the lessons will consist of the basics like reading music and basic piano techniques. If you play at a higher level, Dymock will adjust your lessons based on the type of music you enjoy playing. Students will be given notes and homework if they wish to continue on with lessons.
What's great about it?
Dymock is happy to adjust lessons to your specific level of experience. No worries if you've never played before - he specialises in beginners so you can relax. Three lessons will allow you to note your progress and decide if piano lessons in London are really for you.
Taster Time
You can schedule your lessons on Monday through Friday from 10am - 9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am - 3pm.
How to Book
You'll be given instructions on how to book your taster sessions upon purchasing the voucher.
Small Print
You must book with the merchant in advance. This taster expires six months from the date of purchase.
Dymock has been teaching piano lessons in the North London area for the last three years. A patient instructor, he specialises in teaching beginners of all ages - his youngest student being 5 and his oldest - 75. He believes it's never too late or too early to start learning this lovely and versatile instrument and aims to inspire confidence and enjoyment in playing music. He's currently trying to improve his own improvisation technique and has performed at the Vortex Jazz Club in Dalston.
