06/10/2026
Do you have melodies in mind, but do not know how to put it down? Come learn the basic on music composition.
Registered experience piano & theory teacher. Teach all levels of piano and theory. Provide private Online lessons and in-person lessons are both available.
Rebecca is a BC registered piano teacher and active BCRMTA member who teaches beginner to advanced students, as well as music theory including Harmony, History and Analysis.
06/10/2026
Do you have melodies in mind, but do not know how to put it down? Come learn the basic on music composition.
06/10/2026
Do you have an idea of what music theory is about? It is not only note reading. Find out more in this summer group theory class.
She likes to play pieces that are upbeat and with articulation. This time I chose a piece full of staccatos for her and she handled well! Well done!
In the lesson after recital, she still likes to start with these recital pieces as a warm up! That's what we like right? Having a few pieces that you really enjoy.
Her performances: Barefoot on the Beach by A.C. Gaudet & Down by the Bay arranged by Faber.
Her first piano recital, but she is very stable in her performance! Her progress is quite rapidly as well. I am very satisfied with her learning and hope she is also. Keep up the good work!
Her performances: Oranges and Lemons by B. Berlin & Home of the Range (American Folk Song).
06/06/2026
Two group classes will be available in the summer months. At the moment, only offers in the summer.
Music Theory classes: Suitable for RCM level 1 students or planning to start RCM exams, but haven't started theory yet. Tuesday 5-6pm
Music Composition classes: Beginner students, must be able to read and write notes on staffs. Thursday 5-6pm
Her first piano recital and she got so much inspired afterwards. She practiced much more and showed me she could do harder pieces (she has an older sister who also does piano). Sometimes performing publicly or listening to other performances would inspire you, so even by attending concerts is good experience. Keep it up.
Her performances: Wolfgang's theme & I would like to go to Mars (arranged by Faber)
His first piano recital. I was actually not expecting he would like to join the recital this year as we only had lessons for less than a year, but some students would surprise me. He knew what he wanted to play and worked on them endlessly. I am happy for him and he is proud of himself too which I can tell from his smiles.
His performances: I just can't wait to be King by Elton John (arranged) & Theme by Mozart by WA Mozart (arranged).
She likes challenges and always tries her best. She enjoys to perform and I am glad to her performances in school and the recital this year. Lots of opportunities to show off her talent and hard work.
Her performances: Fur Elise by Beethoven (arranged) & Girls Just want to have fun by R. Hazard, arranged by J. Eklund
Her first piano recital and she did well.
We have done a lot this year, from the Halloween performance, winter performance and now the annual recital. I am proud of all the things she has achieved and participated. Keep up the good work!
Her performances: 500-years-old Melody arranged by Faber & A Skating Waltz by Boris Berlin.
His first recital with my studio and he seems to blend in the studio very well. Although just a short time that he has joined, he showed his willingness to learn and he made notes of his practicing on his notebook! That's totally helpful for me.
I am sure we will have more time to work together in our next school year!
His performances: Star Wars by John Williams & Jack and the Beanstalk by Faber.
| Monday | 10am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 6pm |
| Friday | 10am - 6pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 6pm |