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Live online piano lessons in Spanish, from any country

Online piano lessons are live and 1-on-1, over video call. Your teacher is in Colombia, and you can be in any country, with an acoustic piano or a digital piano. The lesson centers on what your teacher sees on camera: your hands, your posture, and how you read the sheet music.

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From USD 124.99 per 90-minute class (an hour and a half). See prices

  • AgeChildren ages 5 and up, teens, and adults
  • Lesson formatLive over video call
  • FromAny country
  • Vetted teachers6 teachers for piano

How piano lessons work over video call

  • The camera is your teacher's eyes

    The most important aspects of piano technique are visible: hand, finger, and wrist position, and posture. A camera placed to the side or overhead, showing both hands, lets your teacher correct fingering and tension almost as they would in person. A second camera or a phone resting on the music stand can help, but neither is required.

  • What your teacher can and can't hear

    The call compresses the piano's sound. Your teacher can clearly hear the notes, rhythm, and how you read the music, but details such as touch weight or pedal use are harder to pick up. When needed, they ask for a short recording you send after practicing.

  • Taking turns, not at the same time

    Because of the connection delay, playing at the same time as your teacher doesn't work. You take turns: your teacher demonstrates, you repeat, and you practice difficult passages with a metronome or backing track.

  • Your piano, your space

    You practice and take lessons on the same instrument you'll use all week. Your teacher checks the bench height, music stand, and camera position, and helps you adjust the audio before your first lesson.

Your first month, lesson by lesson

  1. Lesson 1: a conversation about your goal and schedule, a camera and audio check, and your first notes with one hand to check posture and hand position.
  2. Lesson 2: reading your first notes on the staff and playing a simple melody with comfortable fingering, with the camera showing both hands.
  3. Lesson 3: rhythm with a metronome, a steady beat, and your first short passage with both hands together.
  4. Lesson 4: a complete short piece, a recording of your playing to listen back to, and a plan for the next month based on your goal.

What you'll learn

  • Posture, hand position, and fingering, checked on camera.
  • Reading in treble and bass clef, with both hands.
  • A steady beat and rhythm, with a metronome and backing tracks.
  • Hand independence: melody in one hand and accompaniment in the other.
  • Repertoire tailored to you and how to practice it on your own between lessons, with recordings to track your progress.

How to set up your space and practice routine

  • Place the camera to the side or overhead so both hands and the keyboard are visible. Check the position with your teacher before each lesson starts. Find more details in correct hand position.

  • If you have a digital piano, use its speakers: with headphones plugged into the piano, it won't be heard on the video call. Secure your phone or tablet so it doesn't move as you play. A bench at the right height matters more than any accessory.

  • Between lessons, practice a little at a time, often, and record yourself once a week to send to your teacher or listen back to on your own. See how to practice music at home.

Teachers for piano

Every teacher has passed our assessment of musical skills, teaching ability and personal qualities before their first lesson. Explore their profile and contact them directly.

  • Sara Alfonso
    Sara A.🇨🇴
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    I'm Sara, a pianist who loves music education. My lessons are lively, clear and easy to follow, designed to help you progress with confidence from day one, online or at home. I believe music is medicine and that every student deserves a warm, honest space to find their own sound.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Niko Ferro
    Niko F.🇨🇴
      • Piano
      • Music theory
    • Spanish

    I'm Niko 🎹✨ A piano and music theory teacher. I love unusual chords, unexpected harmonies and lessons where learning music also means laughing, creating and enjoying the process 🎼😄 Let's give life a soundtrack together 🎬👀

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Julián Pérez
    Julián P.🇨🇴
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    I might miss a note, but I won't miss out on having fun in class. I'm Julian — you learn when you're having fun 😁

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • César Ávila
    César Á.🇨🇴
      • Piano
      • Percussion
    • Spanish

    Hi! My name is César, but my friends call me Cesitar ☺️✨ I firmly believe we all have rhythm inside us, even those who arrive saying, 'I'm no good at music.'

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Yordy Calderón
    Yordy C.🇨🇴
      • Music theory
      • Electric bass
      • Piano
    • Spanish

    Does music seem difficult? That means you haven't found the right approach for you — until today. Making the difficult feel easy: that's the magic. I'm Yordy Calderón, and with me you can learn perfect pitch, piano, singing and how to write your own music in a cool, fun way.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Diego Quiroga
    Diego Q.🇨🇴
      • Acoustic guitar
      • Electric guitar
      • Piano
      • Music theory
    • Spanish

    With chords, laughter and plenty of creativity, I find a thousand ways to teach guitar. I'm Diego, and my goal is to help you discover that music can be your happy place too 🎶🎸✨ Because when you have fun, you really learn.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home

Online lessons from any country

Lessons are live video calls with the same teacher each week. They are in Spanish, and some teachers also teach in English. Colombia keeps the same time year-round (UTC−5), so it's easy to arrange a regular time wherever you are.

  • Peru, Ecuador and Panama

    The same time as Bogotá.

  • Mexico City

    One hour behind Bogotá.

  • Miami and New York

    The same time in winter and one hour ahead in summer.

  • Los Angeles

    Three hours behind in winter and two in summer.

  • Buenos Aires

    Two hours ahead of Bogotá.

  • Madrid

    Six hours ahead in winter and seven in summer.

How online music lessons work

Frequently asked questions

Can I take online piano lessons with a keyboard, or do I need an acoustic piano?

You can start with a digital piano or a keyboard with touch-sensitive keys, and an acoustic piano works too. What matters is having the instrument available to practice. Our guide on how to choose your first piano or keyboard helps you decide.

Does video call delay affect piano lessons?

It changes how lessons work: you and your teacher can't play at exactly the same time, so you take turns or use backing tracks and a metronome. It doesn't stop you from learning technique, reading music, or building repertoire. A good connection helps.

Which countries can I take lessons from, and at what times?

From any country, as long as you have an internet connection. Colombia keeps the same time all year (UTC−5): Madrid is 6 hours ahead in winter and 7 in summer, Mexico City is 1 hour behind, and Miami or New York are on the same time in winter and 1 hour ahead in summer. We agree on a regular lesson time with that difference in mind.

Can children take online piano lessons?

Yes, from age 5, with an adult nearby during the first lessons to help with the camera and staying focused. See our guide to supporting your child in online lessons.

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