A glimpse into lessons, performances and the everyday moments that make each student’s musical journey unique.
From favourite pieces to recital performances, our students are encouraged to develop confidence, musicality and their own individual voice. Here are a few moments from their musical journeys.
Our Teacher - Amy Jaggs
Our teacher, Amy's original composition, "Sunflower" performed on the Nord 2. Showcasing her expressive and technical excellence. Blending both classical foundations with modern influences.
Student Performance: Khachaturian’s Toccata at Grade 8
Our student is enjoying the virtuosity and excitement of Khachaturian’s Toccata while working towards his Grade 8 performance.
This energetic showpiece is a popular choice for List C in the ABRSM Grade 8 exam. Its fierce and bold dynamic contrasts challenge the pianist to combine technical control with confidence, stamina and musical flair.
Student Piano Duet - J'ai du bon Tabac
Our young pianist has developed a wonderful curiosity for the piano and loves sharing her music in school assemblies. Here she performs J’ai du bon tabac as a duet with her teacher.
Student Performance: Burgmüller - Arabesque (Op. 100, No. 2)
After just one term back at the piano, our student has been rebuilding her fingerwork while discover thh detail and intricacies of Burgmüller's Arabesque. Alongside preparing for her trumpet exam and GCSEs, her commitment to music has been wonderful to see - we're so proud of all she is achieving.
Student Performance: The Village in May by Joe Hisaishi
Our student loved the playfulness of this particular piece in the Grade 5 syllabus, making the journey of working towards this Grade a lot of fun.
Student Performance - Rush E
My Music Notebook helps students and teachers stay organised and motivated, we commend using our Music Lesson Practice Notebook, designed for teacher-student communication, practice tracking and musical reflection.
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Me and My Piano is one of the books I would always recommend the younger students getting. It is a great first step to learning about the physical keyboard and slowly introducing them to playing both hands together on the piano.