Nice to meet you!
With nearly 20 years of experience in private instruction, I have accumulated over 2,500 hours dedicated to music education. My teaching practice is complemented by a solid career as a pianist, performing at weddings, in theater productions, and as an accompanist, as well as through recital performances.

For more than a decade, I have invested in applied research, actively exploring topics such as attention, motivation, memory, and piano pedagogy. This academic expertise is directly integrated into my teaching, ensuring a highly effective, personalized approach grounded in the latest research on learning.

Eduardo Torres
PhD in Music – Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)

REMOTE LESSONS

(Online)

Platform: Google Meet

Advantages: Convenience. Take lessons from the comfort of your home, from anywhere in the world.

Lesson language: English 

Frequency and duration: Each lesson lasts 60 minutes. The basic plan includes one lesson per week, totaling four lessons per month. You may choose to take more than one lesson per week.

Materials: Your instrument, a pencil for notes, and the required teaching materials, provided free of charge.

Fee: US$ 60 per month. You may pay in your local currency.

Payment methods: PayPal. Payments must be made between the 1st and 15th of each month.

Trial lesson / meeting: Schedule a free, no-obligation trial lesson or introductory meeting.

Additional information: Lessons are fully personalized and designed to meet your individual needs and goals. 

DISCOUNTS

Pay two or more months in advance and receive a 5% discount for each month prepaid.

What is the duration of the lessons?
Each lesson lasts 60 minutes.

Is it possible to take more than one lesson per week?
Yes. Additional lessons can be arranged.

Can I take lessons with someone who lives with me?
Yes. Pair lessons can be arranged.

Do online lessons work as well as traditional in-person lessons?
Yes. They are different formats, of course, but what truly makes the difference is the student’s effort and dedication.

Are online lessons the same as distance learning (EAD)?
No. Distance learning (EAD) traditionally refers to self-paced study, formerly known as “correspondence courses.” Today, it usually involves recorded lessons and supplementary materials.
Online (remote) lessons, on the other hand, take place in real time, just like in-person lessons.

What do I need to start lessons?
An instrument (acoustic piano, digital piano, or keyboard), the desire to learn, and time to practice.

Do you teach children?
Adults, only. 

Can I take lessons every two weeks or once a month?
No. When you choose a specific day and time, that time slot is reserved exclusively for you, which prevents other lessons from being scheduled during that period.