Becoming a proficient piano player can provide a lot of enjoyment, creative flow and emotional involvement, and a deeper musical life.

Are you active in other areas of music and want to extend your musical experience? Maybe you regret not having had the opportunity to learn the piano in childhood? Or perhaps you're thinking ahead to retirement and looking to extend your interests? I've taught adults in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s who have all enjoyed learning to play piano.

As an adult learner you have much more control over the pace of your learning, and what you type of music you learn.

‘Tim has been my teacher for a number of years, since I retired and decided to learn to play the piano. Getting a teacher was a big step for me. I was nervous and wasn't sure how quickly I'd learn. I was soon put at ease by Tim's calm and reassuring manner. He was able to guide me and to show me how to make progress.