Welcome to our video section! Here, we will introduce you to our piano performances and help you better prepare for your online lessons. You will find practical tips on setting up for Zoom lessons, important steps for organizing your workspace, and insights into our approach to teaching music. We will also share our core values, which guide us in delivering a high-quality and personalized learning experience.
HOW TO PREPERE FOR ONLINE LESSON
1. The main rule - a stable internet connection. Everything else can be adjusted.
2. Have a piano with a weighted keyboard of 88 keys - it can be acoustic or digital. If you have a smaller keyboard and you’re a beginner, you can give it a try. However, if everything goes well, it would be very good to invest in at least a budget digital piano with a weighted keyboard.
3. Download the Zoom application. We use this particular program for lessons and will send the link in advance. Usually, it remains the same.
4. You can use a tablet, phone, or computer. The key is to position the camera so that your hands are visible. The best angle is from the side, so we can see your face, hands, and eyes. You can use special stands or find creative solutions with household items (like placing a book or using a chair)
🇺🇦 Giving a Voice to Ukrainian Music 🇺🇦
Ukrainian culture, particularly its music, was long pushed into the shadows. Composers, musicians, poets, and Ukrainian intellectuals endured terrible repression, and their creative achievements were destroyed. We would like to introduce you to Ukraine and its culture through music. It's time to emphasize its value and explore Ukraine for yourself.
Vasyl Barvinsky's Prelude for Piano in F# major 🇺🇦
Stella by Starlight
arr. by Volodymyr
Erik Satie Gnossienne 1o 1
Learn a little Latin-style exercise I created! 🎹 Let’s play it together.
Out of tune “All of me”
Arr. by Volodymyr
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