Classic method, empathetic approach.

My teaching approach at the piano is patient, fun, and engaging, creating an interactive environment where students of all levels and ages can thrive. I believe learning music should inspire creativity while building a strong technical and theoretical foundation. Each lesson blends artistic expression with educational methodology, helping students connect with theory, harmony, and music history in meaningful ways. Through this balance, I guide every student toward developing confidence, musicianship, and a lifelong love of playing the piano.

Concert and teaching Pianist classically trained. I've developed & published a training method to enhance learning efficiency & essential skill in children on the spectrum.

Classical education, decade of teaching.

I’m a legitimate and dedicated piano tutor with nearly two decades of hands-on experience. I’ve been playing the piano since I was 7 years old, and at 26, music remains a central part of my life. Over the years of experience, I deepened my understanding of performance, technique, theory, and artistry. I practice piano every day because I truly love music, and that passion naturally translates into my teaching. I also love working with children—many of my younger students see me as a big brother figure, making our lessons both comfortable and inspiring. I received my first degree at the "F. Cilea" conservatory in Reggio Calabria and made my recital debut with the string orchestra soloist in Haydn's famous piano concerto D Major. Later on, I got a Master's Degree in Classical Piano performance at the Aaron Copland School of Music in New York. I have performed several prestigious concerts as a soloist and in the field of chamber music across NYC & Long Island. I have large and versatile orchestral repertoire that includes no less than 30 concertos for piano orchestra. In December 2020, I obtained a Master's Degree in Musicology & Performing Arts with a score of 110/110 & Honors at the University Tor Vergata in Rome.