
Welcome to Piano Maestros
We are a team of dedicated piano teachers, aspiring to nurture, inspire and educate new talent. We teach one-to-one piano lessons to students from the age of four to adults, and we welcome players of all abilities and aspirations.
Piano playing always brings people together, and we are committed to keeping this tradition alive. We want to pass the artistry and joy of playing the piano on to a new generation and share it with our community.
Events
Spring Concert
The African Concert Series Educational Program coming to Piano Maestros
25 March 2021, 6 PM, Mycenae House
The end of spring term concert gives us another chance to get together, perform your piano repertoire, and learn about African classical music. And, for the first time in almost a year, we are planning a real (non-virtual) concert, subject to covid guidelines in March.
The African Concert Series, founded in 2019 by the award-winning Nigerian-Romanian pianist Rebeca Omordia, is a place where everyone, adults and children, can learn about the African culture through its music. Rebeca will perform a couple of pieces in the concert and students are invited to play a piano piece written by an African composer too, but it is not compulsory! Everyone who learns and plays an African piece will get a certificate of participation signed by the patron of the series, world-renowned cellist Julian Lloyd Webber.
To comply with social distancing rules, we can accommodate only a limited number of performing students, so email us at academy@pianomaestros.co.uk if you want to take part!
Dine & Play at the Clarendon Hotel Blackheath
Sundays, 1-4 PM
We launched our family concert series TEA & TUNES at the Clarendon Hotel Blackheath in November 2019, but sadly, due to coronavirus we can’t organise concerts at the moment. However, we would like to offer all our students an informal performing opportunity in front of your family or friends. All you need to do is to dine at the hotel on a Sunday afternoon. Get in touch for more information.
What our students say
“I highly recommend online piano lessons with Piano Maestros. As a parent, I think it’s important that my son keeps motivated and engaged in playing. We are using WhatsApp video call and it works great.
It’s wonderful that students can continue with their lessons while self-isolating. No swimming, no playing at the playground etc.. oh dear! At least, piano lessons still go on. Fabulous. We have a great tutor too.”
Sandrine Mcmorris, parent
“I am an adult learner, who started to learn piano in my late 50s. Being older seems to mean that I am both, slower to learn…. and faster to forget. I need my regular lessons and practice.
These lessons are keeping me on track and make me prepare and work on pieces the same as I did for in-person lessons. My online lessons are, and will continue to be, a highlight of my week.”
Maria, student
“I was quite apprehensive about lessons going on-line as I don’t generally use this technology. However, although a bit strange at first I was surprised at how well it can work and the lesson was followed up with clear notes from the teacher. We are keeping our own notes of progress ready for our next lesson and will try to use the biggest screen we have this time.”
Jane Deppa, parent
