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For All Ages - Tailored Piano Lessons in The Hague
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Unlock the joy of piano playing with personalized lessons tailored to your goals. Whether you're a beginner, returning to the joy of piano playing or aiming to refine your skills, I’m here to support your musical journey.

Why Choose My Lessons?
- Customized Approach: Lessons are designed to fit your learning pace and style.
- Music Theory Made Simple: Learn theory naturally as you play.
- Focused One-on-One Sessions: Enjoy 60 minutes of personalized guidance.
- Flexible Scheduling: We’ll find lesson times that work for you.

I believe learning piano should be inspiring and enjoyable for students of all ages. Together, we’ll build your confidence and skills at your own pace.

Start Your Journey Today:
Reach out to discuss your goals and check availability. Let’s make music together!
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  • 2514 CV The Hague, Netherlands
About Me
Allow me to introduce myself and provide some insights into my musical journey. With over 25 years of experience in piano education, I've dedicated myself not only to honing my skills as a pianist but also to continuously enhancing my teaching abilities to empower my students.

My career has led me to different corners of the globe, affording me the opportunity to share my passion for piano in my homeland of Venezuela, as well as in Russia, Spain, and the United States. Along the way, I've had the privilege of working with students of all ages and proficiency levels, each encounter adding depth and versatility to my teaching approach.

Presently, I'm delighted to offer my expertise in the vibrant city of The Hague, Netherlands.

While my foundation lies in classical piano, I'm always enthusiastic about exploring various musical genres and eras. My piano technique and musicality are a fusion of the Russian school and the rich cultural influences of my Venezuelan and Italian roots.

I was born in the charming city of Merida, situated in the Venezuelan Andes. My heritage is a beautiful amalgamation of my Venezuelan mother's and Italian father's cultures, which has significantly enriched my musical sensibilities.

My educational journey has taken me to prestigious institutions such as the "Conservatori Superior de Música del Liceu," the "Moscow State Conservatory P. I. Tchaikovsky," and the "University of Andes Music School."
Education
Conservatori del Liceu - Barcelona
Piano performance specialization course. Music Performance.

Conservatori del Liceu - Barcelona (Spain)
Master's Degree in Music, Music Performance, classical piano specialty.

Moscow P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory - (Moscow)
Music performance studies, classical piano specialty.

Universidad de los Andes Mérida (Venezuela)
Music Performance.
Experience / Qualifications
Freelance Musician (1997-2023)
Concertist pianist | Soloist pianist | Accompanying pianist | Chamber music pianist
Locations: Venezuela | Cuba | Russia | Spain | United States.

Piano Teacher, Freelance:
-I taught pupils ranging from 4-75 years of age.
Locations: The Hague, The Netherlands | Colorado, USA | Padua, Italy | Barcelona, Spain | Moscow, Russia | Mérida, Venezuela

Piano Teacher at:
- El Aula de Música de Canigó - Barcelona, Spain
- L’Escola de Música Àngels Casas (EMAC) - Barcelona, Spain
- Alianza Francesa De Mérida - Mérida, Venezuela
Age
Preschool children (4-6 years old)
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Spanish
Italian
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