Piano classes in Bogotá, at home and virtual

The piano is one of the most complete tools to learn music: at the keyboard you see harmony, play melody and accompaniment at once and understand how scales and chords are built. At classes you work technical, reading and listening with the repertoire that motivates you, from classical pieces to ballads, salsa or sound bands. Your teacher arrives at your place in and around Bogotá or with you in virtual classes.

  • Age to start withFrom age 5
  • Lesson formatVirtual and at home
  • At home atBogotá and its environs
  • Teachers evaluated6 teachers of piano

Teachers from piano

Each teacher went through our assessment of human music, pedagogy and quality before his first class. He looks at his profile and writes him directly.

  • See profile Sara Alfonso
    Sara Alfonso
    Sara A.🇨🇴
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    I'm Sara, a pianist with a love for musical pedagogy. My classes are dynamic and clear and easy to assimilate and have been thought to advance with confidence from the first day - whether virtual or at home. I think that music is medicine and that every student deserves a warm and honest space to find his or her sound.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Niko Ferro
    Niko Ferro
    Niko F.🇨🇴
      • Piano
      • Music theory
    • Spanish

    I'm Niko's Teacher piano and music theory. Fan of rare chords, unexpected harmonies and classes where to learn music also means laughing, creating and enjoying the process) Let's put a soundtrack to life together)

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Julián Pérez
    Julián Pérez
    Julián P.🇨🇴
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    I'll have a bad note but I'll have a bad time at class, I'm Julian, and you'll learn if you have fun

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile César Ávila
    César Ávila
    César Á.🇨🇴
      • Piano
      • Percussion
    • Spanish

    Hey, my name's Césarbut my friends call me "Cesitar" I faithfully believe we all have rhythm inside, even those who come and say "I have no good for music."

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Yordy Calderón
    Yordy Calderón
    Yordy C.🇨🇴
      • Music theory
      • Electric bass
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    That means that you haven't found the right way for you up to today. To make the difficult look easy, that's magic. I'm Yordy Calderón and with me you can learn an absolute ear, piano, and singing and write your own music with a cool and fun way.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Diego Quiroga
    Diego Quiroga
    Diego Q.🇨🇴
      • Acoustic guitar
      • Electric guitar
      • Piano
      • Music theory
    • Spanish

    Between chords and laughter and a lot of creativity, I'm looking for a thousand guitar ways to teach. I'm Diego, my goal is that you discover that music can also be your happy place))))) Because once you have fun, you really learn.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home

What are you gonna learn in class piano

  • Posture, place of the hand and digitation to play without tension.
  • Readwith both hands and with a light and a light key.
  • Stages, chords and investments to understand the harmony from the keyboard.
  • Hands independence: melody in one hand and accompaniment in the other.
  • Repertoire to your custom: classic, pop, jazz, Latin music or sound bands.
  • Accompanying songs with American encryption and listening.

At how old do we start?

From age 5

To give an orientation, many children start piano between the ages of 5 and 6, while they can already move their fingers independently and hold their attention for a short class. Some start earlier with a very playful approach and others benefit from passing first through [musical initiation]](/clases/iniciacion-musical)It's up to every child. Adults can start at any age and teacher will conduct a realistic plan as soon as you have to practice.

What do you need to start with?

  • An acoustic piano or 88 key keyboard sensitive to the touch and for the first few steps a smaller piano can be used, with your teacher.
  • A bench or chair at an appropriate height, so that forearms are parallel to the floor.
  • A atril or support for scores and a metronome (can be an application).
  • For virtual classes: A stable connection and a camera located from or from the top with both hands.

Why Learning piano

  • It gives you a clear vision of harmony, useful even if you later change instrument or care to compose.

  • It develops co-ordination and independence between both hands.

  • It allows to play alone and sound complete, without needing accompaniment.

  • It's quite versatile: it works in classic, jazz, pop, Latin music and as an accompaniment of singers.

How to start your class piano

Virtual classes from anywhere or at home in Bogotá and surroundings for children, youth and adults.

  1. Tell us your goal

    Write to us about WhatsApp: age, level, schedules and if you prefer virtual or at home.

  2. Know your teacher

    We recommend your best suit with you, or choose directly from his profile.

  3. Progress every week

    Classes adapted to your rhythm with clear tasks and monitoring your progress.

FAQ about piano

Do I have to have piano at home or do I have a keyboard?

To start with a keyboard, ideally with 88 touch-sensitive or weight-sensitive keys, as you develop control of the volume and force on your fingers. A very small or sensibility keyboard works for first steps but remains short soon. If you are to buy, ask your teacher what characteristics to prioritize.

Piano or guitar: What's best to start with?

The two are excellent first instruments and best choice is that that you most propose to practice. The piano makes it easier to understand the theory because everything's in sight; the guitar's more portable and very useful to accompany songs. We explain this with details at piano or guitar as first instrument.

How long will it take me to play my first songs?

It's up to your starting point, how much you practice and how much song. It's common to play simple melodies with basic accompaniments from the first classes but every process's different. Your teacher chooses pieces adapted to your level to play real music from the start.

Do I have to learn how to read scores?

It's highly recommended, because it gives you autonomy to learn repertoire on your own and it's gradually integrated with what you play. If your goal is to accompany songs or play with an ear, teacher can balance reading with the work of chords and encryption. The class adapts to your goal.

Start your class of piano

Tell us about your age, level and schedule and we'll answer for WhatsApp with the best-matching teacher with you.