Lessons
Piano
From your first chord to full repertoire: the most complete instrument for understanding music.
From your first chord to full repertoire: the most complete instrument for understanding music.
6 levels, from the very first contact with the instrument to playing independently in a band. Each level runs 12 one-hour sessions.
The student discovers the keyboard, reading rhythm, the gospel pulse and first major triads.
They gradually learn to accompany a simple song and to come in, hold and stop with the singer.
The student works on minor chords, inversions and first accompaniment patterns.
They gradually learn to link chords without abrupt jumps and to add the first gospel ornaments.
The student works on thirds, sixths and fifths, and discovers their first licks — short melodic phrases.
They gradually learn to place fills between sung phrases: the piano answers the voice, it never covers it.
The student works on the pedal, arpeggios and open voicings — a way to give a tight chord some air.
They gradually learn a method for approaching a song they have never played: finding the key, charting it, choosing how much to play.
The student works on extended chords, passing chords and transitions.
They gradually learn to modulate — change key mid-song — and to place licks in the singer’s breaths.
The student works on reharmonisation, playing in a band, sound banks and the major gospel styles.
They gradually learn to lead a band: setting the key, opening and closing a section, backing the lead singer and the choir.
This path outlines the planned learning at each level. The starting level and schedule are settled at enrolment.See the frequently asked questions ↓
From the first sessions we play as a group: listening to others, holding your part, coming in and out at the right time.
Our teaching is rooted in gospel and worship. Students learn to accompany a voice, not just to play notes.
A full rehearsal, then a performance in front of an audience — this session, on Monday, December 14, 2026. That is where the work makes sense.
His signature is sensitivity: when he plays, the atmosphere shifts.
Meet the whole team →Monday, September 21, 2026 → Monday, December 14, 2026
The session has started: before paying, write to us to check that a group can still take you. Same address for any question about the payments. Write to us →
One-on-one lessons: this rate does not apply. They are available on request, depending on the teacher’s availability.
Having a keyboard at home helps a lot for practising between sessions. For the gear available during class, write to us before enrolling.
On the enrolment form, you state the student’s level. Someone who has never played starts at the first level. If they already play, write to us before enrolling and we will work out the right group together. From the second level on, each level also starts with a review session.
Classes are on Mondays. This session: Beginner 1 : 6–7 p.m. or 7–8 p.m., depending on the group; Intermediate 1 : 6–7 p.m.. For other levels the schedule is not set yet — write to us and we will confirm it before the first class.
You receive a confirmation email summarising your enrolment. We then get back to you with the practical details — group, day and time — before your first class.
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