Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we offer online piano lessons for students who prefer to learn from the comfort of their own home.

There's no specific age to start learning the piano. Children as young as 4 or 5 can begin with basic lessons, while adults can start at any age, as long as they're motivated and dedicated.

Regular practice is key. Beginners might start with 20-30 minutes a day, gradually increasing to an hour or more. Practice consistency matters more than duration.

While self-teaching materials are available, having a skilled teacher can significantly enhance your learning, offering personalized guidance, feedback, and structured learning.

Proficiency varies based on dedication, practice, and individual learning pace. With consistent practice, one can achieve a decent level of proficiency within a year or two.

Understanding music theory can greatly benefit a pianist, aiding in reading sheet music, improvisation, and composing. However, it's not mandatory for everyone, especially at the beginner stages.

Absolutely. Adults often have a better grasp of patience and discipline, which can aid in effective learning. They might progress differently from children but can excel with consistent practice.

Learning various styles like jazz can broaden your musical understanding, enhance improvisational skills, and offer a different perspective on playing the piano. It adds versatility to your repertoire.