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Music and piano lessons online

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LolaPiano · 17/03/2020 20:03

Just mentioning that I've moved well-established piano practice to online lessons because of the virus. I'm anticipating many bored children at home throughout the land in due course as the shutdown increases, so I'm thinking of setting up online music sessions for a few children at a time, where my hourly rate will be divided by number of students present so it's quite cheap for each child to attend - and the children have a joint music session and also get to be in the 'virtual' company of other school kids. I'd be interested to know what people here think of the idea.

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LolaPiano · 17/03/2020 20:05

Sorry, i missed a word so it's not clear! I've moved my well-established piano teaching practice online!

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TheBitchOfTheVicar · 17/03/2020 20:11

DC's piano teacher mentioned planning similar, and said it is fairly common.

zgaze · 17/03/2020 20:12

Our piano and drum teachers are both moving to similar ways of working - I will be interested to see if we can make it work.

nicerainyweather · 17/03/2020 20:38

Yes, good idea. Though will work less well with piano than with other instruments, I imagine.

AmberleighMouse · 18/03/2020 10:42

Someone on FB is advertising £10 per 20 mins lesson for a one to one. Might be another option you could offer.

Personally I wouldn't see them as an opportunity for socialising particularly. I'd rather they facetime their friends in their own time.

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