"... only good musicians hear what they are going to play." Edgar Willems. This quote followed me both in my career as a musician and as a teacher. Listening is the basis of learning an instrument. The discovery of music is above all a pleasure, that of hearing a rhythm, a melody, an instrumental color, a voice. The work of the pedagogue is to develop this sound imagination of the student, to encourage him in this internalization of music so that his musical discourse becomes convincing. The desire of the sound, to play a note, an agreement, creates the gesture; just as the desire to walk naturally creates the movement of the little child. It is from this observation that it is possible to develop a piano velocity. My work as a teacher tends to stay close to this principle. In private lessons, I also work with the student to understand the written language, the score, and the development of an effective method for learning the works. My classes are open to beginners, advanced students preparing for competitions, and amateurs.