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Daniel Adesokan

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Daniel Adesokan

Masters degree

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Daniel - Your piano teacher

With a Master's degree in music education and over 12 years of experience, I am Daniel Adesokan, a dedicated piano tutor specializing in chord theory, ear training, and performance skills. My passion lies in nurturing young talents and beginners in piano playing. I excel in teaching finger placement, improvisation, and music theory, creating a supportive environment for students to explore and excel. From scales and arpeggios to sight-reading, I offer personalized lessons to enhance rhythm, timing, and pedaling techniques. Let's embark on a musical journey together!

Piano lessons at a glance

In my role as a Piano tutor specializing in various types including Grand, Player, Upright, and Acoustic Pianos, I implement an engaging and expressive teaching style that integrates theory, performance coaching, and progressive instruction. For students ranging from kids to beginners, I personalize lessons to match their pace and preferences, ensuring a supportive and interactive learning environment both online and offline. I utilize a range of tech tools like Backing Track Libraries, Ear Training Software, and Virtual Piano Apps to enhance the learning experience. By following a structured curriculum and leveraging tools such as Chord & Scale Reference Apps and Metronome Apps, I help students build a solid foundation in piano playing. With a focus on practical applications and hands-on learning, my methodology aims to make learning the piano a fun and rewarding journey for students of all ages and skill levels.

Daniel graduated from University of Greenwich

Daniel graduated from University of Greenwich

Your piano teacher skills

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Improvisation

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Music theory

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Performance Skills

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Piano Repertoire

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Pedaling Techniques

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Sight Reading

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Piano Technique

Meet Daniel

Approach & tools used in piano classes

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Backing Track Libraries

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Ear Training Software

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Piano Tuner Apps

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PDF Sheet Music Libraries

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Looping Software

Different types of piano lessons

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Piano

Grand Piano

Grand Piano

Player Piano

Player Piano

Upright Piano

Upright Piano

Acoustic Piano

Acoustic Piano

Types of learners for piano lessons

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Home schooled

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Piano for kids

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ASD

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Piano for beginners

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Learning Disabilities

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ADHD

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Piano concepts taught by Daniel

Student learned 15 days ago

The class focused on vocal warm-up techniques and exercises to improve breath control and vocal flexibility. The Student practiced scales, transitioning between chest and head voice, and explored music theory concepts such as diatonic and chromatic scales. The tutor assigned the Student to email songs for scale analysis in the next session, focusing on melody and harmonization.

Defining Your Unique Voice

Music Theory: Chromatic and Major Scales

Chest Voice vs. Head Voice

Diatonic Scale

The Voice as an Instrument: Shaping Lips and Cheeks

Vocal Warm-Ups: Breathing and Physical Exercises

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Student learned 26 days ago

The session focused on differentiating pop and classical music, specifically regarding chord progressions, rhythm, and vocal style. The Student analyzed a Billie Eilish song to identify pop music elements such as chord progressions and drum beats, and discussed how these elements contribute to the overall pop sound. The Tutor will send a recommendation letter to the Student.

Pop Music Chord Progressions

Four-Over-Four (4/4) Time Signature

Vocal Style in Pop Music

Pop Beat Composition

Genre Fusion within Pop Music

Identifying Chord Progressions by Ear

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The session involved a review of the student's original music, focusing on song structure, chord progressions, lyricism, and vocal delivery. The tutor provided feedback on pronunciation, breath control, and production techniques. The student plans to release the songs and is exploring live performance options.

Clarity in Pronunciation

Leveraging Chord Progressions

Resonance and Breath Control

Acoustic vs. Electronic Production

Key Selection and Emotional Impact

Simplicity in Song Structure

Lyricism as Foundation

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Student learned 2 months ago

The session covered techniques to transition from classical to pop singing, including vocal exercises for mixed voice development and stylistic adaptations like reducing vibrato. The student began adapting an original song to a pop arrangement. The tutor assigned downloading FL Studio and working on song arrangement in a DAW for the next session.

Classical vs. Pop Singing Mentality

Vibrato Control

Mixed Voice Development: Pushing the Head Voice

Chord Progressions in Pop Music

Rhythmic Accuracy and Tempo

Embracing Embellishments

Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)

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Student learned 3 months ago

During a recent violin lesson, Daniel assisted Austen with tuning his instrument, then reviewed the G scale and proper posture before introducing the D scale. Their practice included plucking and bow techniques. Audio issues arose, prompting them to troubleshoot and explore Zoom's features for better sound quality during the lesson.

G Major Scale (Violin)

Violin Posture

Violin Tuning (Fine-Tuners)

Violin Tuning (Pegs)

Violin Bow Hold

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Helen learned 5 months ago

Daniel Adesokan led Helen (Reed) in a piano lesson, practicing songs like "Johnny Johnny Yes Papa," "Five Little Ducks," and "Five Little Monkeys." They worked on coordination, finger placement, scales, and arpeggios. Helen will take a break for holidays and resume lessons in August, and her mother will sign up for more lessons.

Scales

Arpeggios

Finger Numbers

Left Hand/Right Hand Coordination

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Interactive piano lessons

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Record lessons

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Note taking

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Open Q&A

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Parent feedback

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Chat for quick help

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