Piano Lessons Cork

Piano Lessons Cork Piano and music lessons in Cork by experienced teacher and accomplished musician

Piano and music lessons in the Cork and surrounding areas by experienced teacher and accomplished musician

I don't do many exams these days, however one of my online students did really well: played in style, fluently and with ...
23/07/2026

I don't do many exams these days, however one of my online students did really well: played in style, fluently and with flare.
So thanks to him I got this.
This achievement is not only a testament to his musicality, innate sense of style and commitment, but also proof that - once the student is all in, the family fully behind him, and the tech setup is properly organised on both sides - the online medium is excellent.

26/05/2026

Here’s a small snippet from my online piano teaching setup 🎹

Live online lessons allow me to teach in a clear, personal and structured way, with good sound, multiple camera angles, and real-time feedback — just like a regular one-to-one lesson, but without the travel.

It’s a great option for adult learners, returning players, and students outside Cork who would still like to study with me.

Online piano lessons are available across Ireland and internationally.

More info:
https://pianolessonscork.ie/online-piano-lessons-ireland/

10/04/2026

LEGACY PERFORMANCE - SPRING CLEANING TROVE

An old video when I had some hair.

Sultry, languid, and quintessentially Spanish. 🎹✨
There is something incredibly "vocal" about Isaac Albéniz’s Tango in D. Even though it's written for the piano, it’s meant to sing like a human voice and dance like a guitar.

It’s a staple for intermediate-advanced students, but the real challenge isn’t the notes—it’s the rubato and that characteristic Tango lilt.

The paths of life which lead an adult to approach a musical instrument—either returning to it after an earlier stage or ...
06/04/2026

The paths of life which lead an adult to approach a musical instrument—either returning to it after an earlier stage or starting for the first time—are varied:

The kids have grown and moved out, leaving you with spare time, disposable income, and a perceived lack of purpose.

You are taking a sabbatical.

You are hitting a “mid-life crisis”

You tried it before and have always regretted quitting.

These and other factors are the drivers which eventually lead a fully grown adult to search the internet or local ads for piano lessons. Invariably, the first question they ask is: “Is it too late now?”

The short answer is no. The cliché answer is “It’s never too late.” But if you have been following me long enough, you know that as an educator, I feel it is my moral duty to do two things:

To tell you the truth.

To go beyond a cliché response aimed at closing a sale, and instead elaborate further.

While the truth is that it is not too late to start, we must have an honest discussion about what is realistically achievable.

The paths of life which lead an adult to approach a musical instrument—either returning to it after an earlier stage or starting for the first time—are varied: The kids have grown and moved out, leaving you with spare time, disposable income, and a perceived lack of purpose. You are taking a

01/04/2026

Transposing instruments are usually the point where ABRSM Grade 5 theory students want to throw their pens at the wall. In this clip, I’m breaking down a clarinet transposition exercise. The secret? It’s all about the interval, not just the notes.
Stuck on your theory paper? Drop your most hated topic in the comments. 👇

26/03/2026


the online medium suits music theory particularly well, once the setup is tuned up towards maximising the experience for the student.
Today a snippet of an online lesson correcting an interval exercise

Stop scrolling if you’re tired of the "3-minute piano mastery" ads. 🛑🎹We’ve all seen them: the charismatic gurus promisi...
25/03/2026

Stop scrolling if you’re tired of the "3-minute piano mastery" ads. 🛑🎹

We’ve all seen them: the charismatic gurus promising you’ll be playing Rachmaninoff by next Tuesday with just five minutes of practice from your couch. It’s a beautiful, tempting Siren Song—but it’s a lie.

I believe in a different kind of work ethic. Real skills aren't "hacked"; they are built.

I’ve broken down the "Four-Act Play" these gurus use to hook you, and why the "3-minute routine" is actually a recipe for frustration. If you want the truth about what it actually takes to master the piano, read the full breakdown here:

https://pianolessonscork.ie/blog/the-3-minute-piano-practice-lie/

You’ve seen the ads. A charismatic 'guru' promises you can master the piano in just three minutes a day while sitting on your couch. It’s a beautiful, tempting Siren Song—but like the myths of old, following it only leads to frustration and broken dreams. Whether it’s 'get

24/03/2026

which work.
Multi camera setup, visual keyboard overlay, recorded for later review by student.

22/03/2026

that work.
Going over the Pink Panther theme chords with an online student.
He sees the notes, hears the piano, and gets the video recording for later reviewing.
Quality piano tuition from Albuquerque to Zanzibar.

Address

73 Ashmount Mews
Cork
T23N560

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+353863899633

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