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Hi, I'm Lucy. I've been teaching piano and flute for almost 30 years, helping students of all ages and abilities achieve their musical goals. I believe every student learns differently, so my lessons are tailored to the individual, with plenty of positive encouragement to help build confidence and enjoyment.
I am an advanced pianist training at a Grade 8 performance level, backed by an official ABRSM Grade 5 Music Theory qualification. My own experience with music exams helps me teach students complex techniques by breaking them down into simple, fun, and confidence-building steps.
Yes — online piano lessons work exceptionally well because a good webcam angle lets your teacher see both hands, the keys, and any written music at once. Most of our students never notice a difference compared to in-person lessons after the first two or three sessions.
No. A weighted-key digital piano or full-size keyboard (88 keys ideally, 61 minimum for beginners) is perfect for online lessons. Your teacher will confirm your setup on the free trial lesson before you commit.
Piano lessons on Musably typically range from $25 to $75 per hour depending on the teacher's experience and qualifications. You pay per lesson — there are no packages, no lock-in contracts, and no membership fees.
Most adult beginners are playing recognisable simple pieces within four to six weekly lessons. Children usually reach the same milestone in a similar timeframe with regular practice between lessons.
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