Piano for adults, online and in Astana
It’s never too late to learn the instrument you’ve always wanted to play. Start from scratch, online or in person, on a flexible schedule, with a program shaped around your musical taste and goals.
7 000–15 000 ₸ per lesson
Trial lesson — 3 000 ₸
Why adults choose to learn with me
- Real results: you’ll be playing a piece you love within your first few lessons.
- Flexibility: lessons online at a time that works for you, or in person in Astana’s Yesil and Almaty districts.
- No filler: the focus is on playing and understanding music, not just dry theory.
What you can study
“Classical, contemporary music, film soundtracks, or the basics of jazz — we’ll choose whatever inspires you.”
Programs
An individual approach for every student, from preschoolers to professionals.
Foundation course
For children and beginners
Proper hand position, reading music, and ear training from the ground up. A play-based approach for children.
6 000–12 000 ₸ per lesson
Advanced
Most popularProfessional training
Intensive preparation for competitions, conservatory and university auditions, and exams. Focused work on technique and artistry.
7 000–15 000 ₸ per lesson
Hobby / Unwind
Just for the joy of it
Play the music you love (Einaudi, Yiruma, film soundtracks) without tedious drilling. Improvisation and playing by ear.
7 000–15 000 ₸ per lesson
One-on-one lessons
I teach online, so you can study with me from any country — all you need is a video call. If you live in Astana, I can also come to your home (Yesil district, Left Bank and other areas). Either way, you save time and learn in a familiar setting.
Trial lesson — 3 000 ₸
The exact lesson price within this range depends on the programme and format: online, at home or in the studio.
What lessons can cover:
Frequently asked questions
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Ask a questionYes. Lessons take place over video call, so you can study from anywhere. When you request a trial lesson, I'll find a time that works for your time zone.
You don't need an acoustic piano to get started. To practice regularly and make progress, though, you will need an instrument at home. At first, a good digital piano with a weighted keyboard that mimics the action of a real piano will do — for example, a Yamaha P-45 or Casio CDP-S110.
I teach children from age 5 and adults of any age. For the youngest students I use a play-based approach, and adults play their first beautiful melodies in the very first lesson.
Absolutely. Adults learn deliberately and often grasp theory faster than children. Some of my students started at 30, 45, and even 60, and now play the pieces they love.
Online lessons take place over video call (Zoom or Skype) using several cameras. You see a close-up of my hands, and I can see and hear you play. It's just as effective as lessons in person, and you don't spend time commuting.