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Classical piano lessons
Pursuing a timeless aspiration
Classical music is the epitome of Western art, spanning from the 15th to 20th centuries and featuring composers like Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Chopin. If their compositions have inspired you at some point, why not take classical piano lessons?
While learning piano can be challenging, with the right teacher and materials tailored to your pace and requirements, you can achieve your goals and become a skilled pianist. Don't let the complexities of music hold you back - take the first towards mastering the classics today!
Student practicing for her Diploma examination
What is 'special' about the piano
What makes playing the piano different from most other instruments is that you can play the piano by itself as it provides both melody and accompaniment (harmony/chords) capabilities. It sounds complete just being solo. Whereas you will find the woodwind, brass, string, or percussion instruments usually performing as a group to achieve a more ''full'' and balanced sound/music.
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With 88 keys, the piano has a wide range of notes too. It also comes with pedals, each with a different function, making it versatile enough to produce various tone color that ultimately enriches and improves the overall performance.
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Curious about how to decide on buying your first piano? Read this.