Online Piano Lessons for Adult Beginners

Always wanted to play piano? Now might be your time.

Friendly, one-to-one online piano lessons for adults who are completely new to piano — no previous musical experience needed.

Learn to read, write, compose and play music from your very first lesson, while building real musical skills at a comfortable pace.

You don't need to be “musical,” have natural talent or spend hours practicing. All you need is a willingness to learn and a little regular time at the piano.

This is about learning something new, making music and having fun — not being perfect.

Something that's just for you

Learning piano gives you a chance to step away from the rest of the day and focus on something completely different.

For a little while, there are no emails to answer, jobs to finish or people who need something from you. There’s just you, the piano and the satisfaction of figuring out something new.

Playing music can be relaxing, absorbing and wonderfully challenging. You'll be using your eyes, ears, hands and brain together — while developing a skill you can continue enjoying for years to come.

And sometimes, sitting down at the piano and playing is simply a very good way to change the mood of your day.

How online piano lessons work

Lessons are live and one-to-one, so you'll have my full attention throughout your lesson — just as you would if we were sitting together at the piano.

You'll learn from your own home, using your own piano or keyboard. We'll see and hear each other by video, and I'll guide you through new music and concepts, listen to you play and help you work through anything that feels tricky.

Weekly lessons are recommended because having a regular time reserved for piano helps create consistency, accountability and steady progress.

Between lessons, you don't need to spend hours practicing. A short, regular session at the piano can make a wonderful difference.

A little bit often goes a long way.

Still wondering if piano is for you?

“Am I too old to start?”
Absolutely not. There's no expiration date on learning something new. We'll start at the beginning and work at a pace that's comfortable for you.

“What if I have no musical experience at all?”
That's exactly what beginner lessons are for! You don't need to know how to read music or have any previous experience.

“Do I need to practice every day?”
No. Regular practice helps, but it doesn't need to be long. A few short sessions during the week can make a real difference.

“What if I make lots of mistakes?”
You will. So will I. Mistakes are part of learning music — we're interested in progress, not perfection.

“Do I need a piano?”
You'll need a piano or suitable keyboard for lessons and practice. If you're not sure whether what you already have will work, just ask me. I'm happy to help.