Classical Piano Lessons in West Roxbury. Amazing Teachers.

Hi everyone, I hope this message finds you well! I am Junling and am a professional pianist working at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. I have been play piano for 20+ years and have a Masters degree in Piano Performance. I love performance, but I am more passionate with teaching piano.
I am experienced with teaching piano in all ages and levels. My goal is helping my students to approach the beauty of music, based on their interests and goal of piano playing.

I am a classically trained pianist with five completed degrees in Piano Performance from Germany and the US.

I am an experienced music teacher of 5 years, specializing in voice and piano for all ages! Each lesson is catered to YOUR goals and needs. Not only will you get to learn your favorite songs, you will also learn proper technique, music theory foundations, sight-singing, and so much more. Let's get started and have a great time!

Classical piano is a subject I have taught for over twenty (20) years. As a classically-trained pianist, it has been my main area of focus throughout my teaching and performing careers. If you wish to focus on classical piano, we will cover in-depth music theory during our classes, which is a required component for success in classical piano.

I have an enormous respect and love for classical music. I am proud to come from a long line of classical teachers reaching back to Beethoven and Haydn. This musical genealogy informs my teaching. Students choosing to receive a classical piano education will be taught pieces composed by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Haydn, Satie and many other composers of classical music.

I have been playing piano since I was 6 years old! I love to work with beginner students and give them the tools to be a great piano musician. It's also very energizing for me to work with intermediate students to hone your skills. I focus on proper technique, basic music theory, and a wide variety of repetoire, all while having fun together! I cant wait to help you learn to play.

I typically begin students on traditional method books, and then move to more classical repetoire, supplementing with pieces or genres that the student has interest in!

Typical lessons will include warm ups (scales, arpeggios, other techniques to warm up the fingers), working on repetoire (may include folk songs, broadway/disney, pop, classical, sacred), music theory (note and rest values, key and time signatures, interval recognition, ear training, note recognition, etc.)

Materials that students will need are a piano/keyboard of their own, two lesson/recital books recommended by me, and a theory ...