Pavle's music studio: Lessons in Piano, Composition and Music Theory

Hello, and welcome! My name is Pavle. I am an experienced composer and classical pianist, and also an actively practicing musician, performing with ensembles around Sydney. I trained at the Sydney Conservatrium of Music. I have 6 years' of teaching experience, and throughout that time, I have crafted lesson structures and models that combine musicianship, whole-self-technique, performance skills, creativity and spontaneity to give you a varied and rich learning experience.

I offer in-depth lessons in piano, composition and music theory. Please follow the links on the bottom right to find out more about each offer. Music education is at its best when it is holistic and students can combine different types of lessons as they wish!

I am promoting my online lesson offer at the moment with a FREE TRIAL ONLINE LESSON :)

In the past two years, we've discovered that online lessons are surprisingly effective and offer many unexpected benefits. Even once lockdowns were lifted some students opted to continue online due to the convenience and flexibility it provided them!

Here are some comparisons between live and online lessons:

Convenience: for those with a busy schedule, the time it takes to travel to lessons - or attend their children's lessons - can be precious. Having online lessons means you can fit that weekly lesson hour more smoothly into your day, or into your child's post-school afternoon. It also means you can spend the time you would have spent travelling warming up and practicing your lesson material beforehand, allowing you to get the most out of the lesson!

Access to teachers: for those living in regional areas or parts of the city or country where they don't have local access to experienced piano teachers (or don't have many local options), the online option means they can access quality teaching from wherever they are, and gives them a greater variety of options to try out to get the best learning experience for them. I strongly encourage you to try out online lessons if you are having trouble finding a teacher in your local area!

Note learning (for piano lessons): in live lessons, the teacher can manipulate the student's hands directly and quickly position them correctly. Though this offers quick fixes, the student may have trouble replicating what the teacher did by themselves.
Online, the student must genuinely understand the teacher's instructions and what notes they are playing to be able to play accurately. This requires a more methodical instructional method, with a clear payoff: it guarantees that the student understands what they are doing and can replicate it in their own practice!

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