Paul Burd
Musician & Piano Teacher
I have combined my experience as a classical musician, band performer, composer and music teacher to create my own proved method of teaching that simplifies the learning process, making it enjoyable, fun and educational.
LEARN TO PLAY MUSIC YOU ALWAYS DREAMED OF!
My Piano Lessons
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, embrace the joy of playing piano and take your skills to the next level with tailored lessons designed just for you!
Each lesson is not just about playing notes; it’s a journey that fosters confidence, encourages self-expression, and ignites a lifelong love for music
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As My Student
As my student, you will learn to play various styles of music, including Classical, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Pop, and will be instructed in a variety of technical studies for the development of strength and dexterity, along with the fundamentals of music theory, sight reading and ear training. You will learn to play modern pop and rock piano songs, build improvisational skills and do your own arranging and songwriting.
Adult Piano Lessons
Taking piano lessons as an adult is great if you want to bond with your children, or have a productive hobby that stimulates your mind and fingers. Music making makes adults healthier. There are significant decreases in anxiety, depression, and loneliness following music lessons. These are factors that are critical in coping with stress, stimulating the immune system, and in improved health. So, if you have been thinking of taking up piano lessons or any musical activity after all these years… it looks like it’s a great idea!
Five Tips for Learning Piano
1. Set a goal. It could be a piece you’ve always loved, a level or grade to reach, or even how often to play.
Having a concrete goal will help you track your own progress and provide a clear target to work toward.
2. Have patience. Learning any instrument takes time and effort. There’s a lot involved, and it will all come with practice!
3. Set a practice routine. Even just ten minutes a day will bring results, and you’ll feel good for having done it!
4. Be okay with mistakes. They’re a natural part of learning.
5. Celebrate accomplishment and effort. We often have a tendency to focus on what we’re doing wrong.
Instead, try to focus on what you’re doing right – you’ll be happier with your progress and more motivated to continue!