Piano lessons

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Tel. 279 977 0238

Pianist, laureate of international and all-Ukrainian competitions, composer, methodologist teacher of the highest category, concertmaster of the highest category. I have 40 years of experience teaching piano, music theory subjects, improvisation, and composition.

Author of articles on early childhood development, inclusion, and music education for children with special needs. I have created many songs for children and musical works for various instruments. The works are published by various publishers, including the "Music School" publication.

My students are laureates of international and all-Ukrainian competitions, including the prestigious International Piano Competition named after E. Grieg and the International Competition for Young Composers named after Ye. Stankovych.

I invite children from 5 years old, as well as students of any age, to learn. My teaching methodology is based on revealing the student's natural abilities and effective, diverse activities in the lesson. We play from sheet music, sing, work on developing a sense of rhythm, learn the basics of music theory and harmony, and learn to improvise. At the same time, students receive interesting information about different eras and styles of music, about composers and performers.

After six months of regular classes, students know notes and their notation, the basics of music theory, as well as feel the rhythm and rhythmic pulse well, master all ways of playing the piano, and play with both hands. At the reporting concert for parents, they perform several diverse pieces.

I also work with children from 3 years old. Many children with speech delays have begun to speak confidently and sing well thanks to my classes. The work with young students is conducted in a playful form using drawings, rhythmic cards, role-playing games, singing, and dance movements to music.

Online lessons are possible for students aged 8 and older.

See you soon, friends!

Respectfully, Olena Lushchik