Stefan Joubert is the manager of Online Piano Institute and The London Piano Institute. He is passionate about world-class piano education and learning via Zoom, Teams or FaceTime.
You can play every note correctly and still feel that a piece does not quite flow. Perhaps the melody rushes ahead, a difficult chord interrupts the pulse, or the left hand loses its steady …
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Choosing the right instrument can make a remarkable difference when learning piano online. A good digital piano should feel comfortable beneath the fingers, respond naturally to changes in touch and provide a sound that …
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How to learn the sostenuto pedal in online piano lessons begins with understanding what makes this pedal so distinctive. Found on many acoustic pianos and higher-quality digital instruments, it remains one of the least …
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One of the most important aspects of expressive piano playing is articulation. While the correct notes and rhythm form the foundation of a performance, articulation determines how those notes are connected, separated and shaped. …
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Pop songs can be a wonderful gateway into piano learning, especially for adult students studying online. They are familiar, memorable and emotionally engaging, which makes practice feel clearer, more enjoyable and more motivating. When …
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Learning the piano online can be highly rewarding, offering flexibility, focus, and the comfort of studying at home. At the same time, it can bring certain technical challenges, but these are usually very manageable …
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Online recitals and zoom showcases have become an important part of modern musical life and learning how to perform well in online recitals and zoom showcases becomes important. For many pianists, they provide a …
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Learning the piano online offers remarkable flexibility. You can study from the comfort of your own home, schedule lessons around professional commitments, and access expert guidance regardless of location. However, online success does not …
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One of the most common questions asked by adult piano students is not what to practise, but how often. When learning piano online, without a teacher physically present each week, finding the right practise …
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When people think of learning classical piano, they often picture sitting beside a teacher at a grand piano, turning pages of sheet music, and working through every phrase together in person. It is a …
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Many people assume learning piano is a childhood pursuit — but that’s simply not true. In fact, adults often make excellent piano students and, in many cases, progress faster than they ever imagined. Let’s …
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If you’re learning to play the piano, whether for the very first time or picking it up again after a long break, there’s one thing that becomes clear pretty quickly: mistakes happen. A lot. …
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