FAQs - Piano Classes Perth, Music Lessons Perth, Piano Teacher Perth

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How long will it take before I can play a tune?
A. After one or two lessons you should be able to play something basic.
Q. How much time will I need to put aside for practice?
A. At least 15-20 min a day. Although the more you practice the faster you progress.
Q. What if I don't think that that I'll ever be able to co-ordinate my hands?
A. If you can swim, ride a bicycle, drive a car, you have already learnt co-ordination, that means you can play the piano as well. It's only muscle memory.
Q. Will I be able to read music?
A. Yes. There are 26 letters in the alphabet there are only 7 letters in music. If you can read, then you can read music also.
Q. Do you have a "Working with Children Card?
A. Yes. Trevor's "Working with Children Card" Number is: 2203484
Q. How much does it cost?
A. $40 PER HALF HOUR

Half hour lessons suit beginners while more advanced students require longer lessons.

Did You Know?

Independent studies show that children who learn piano tend to do better in school. This is attributed to the discipline, eye-hand coordination, social skills building, learning a new language (music) and the pleasure derived from making your own music.

Did You Know?

That the piano is known as "The King of Instruments"? The piano earned this title for a number of reasons including it's tonal range ( the piano covers the full spectrum of any instrument in the orchestra from below the lowest note of the double bassoon to above the top note of the piccolo), it's ability to produce melody and accompaniment at the same time (try that on a flute) and it's broad dynamic range. It is also the largest musical instrument (excluding the pipe organ), most versatile and one of the most interesting.