For beginners who want to play the classic, we will start with the basics of music theory and reading notes. The music theory will be integrated into the practice of the piano and not separated from it. For the more advanced, in-depth work on dynamics and interpretation may be interesting. For non-classics, eager to improvise any music or to be able to reproduce the accompaniment of a beloved song, we will study harmony (always by tapping the keys, rest assured :)). Understanding between tonal and harmonic relationships is the key to improvisation. However, I remain very open to your wishes and needs and I can easily adapt my teaching according to what is requested.

Practice above all! We all have years of language classes at school behind us. But how many of us can say we really know how to speak the language once we get out there? It's about practicing, trying again and again, without being afraid of ridicule. It is only by making mistakes that we learn! The course may focus on writing and grammar as well as conversation and oral comprehension, or even both. This will be decided in agreement with the student and according to their needs. Academic support is also possible. Born in France, I moved to Italy at the age of 9, where I stayed until the age of 19. I did all my schooling there, up to the Baccalaureate. So I grew up between two languages, French at home and Italian outside.

Practice above all! We all have years of language classes at school behind us. But how many of us can say we really know how to speak the language once we get out there? It's about practicing, trying again and again, without being afraid of ridicule. It is only by making mistakes that we learn! The course may focus on writing and grammar as well as conversation and oral comprehension, or even both. This will be decided in agreement with the student and according to their needs. Academic support is also possible. After spending 6 months abroad with an English-speaking family at the age of 19, I left to live in Switzerland for 10 years, in an international city where speaking English was essential, both in professional and personal life. . It was during these years, between my life in Switzerland and my numerous travels, that I was able to perfect my knowledge of the English language, which means that I am bilingual today.