Irene Piorischin
Music Lessons by Tutor from Royal Conservatory - Theory, Composition, Production
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Irene Piorischin
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
About your music teacher
As a music enthusiast, I'm Irene Piorischin, a dedicated tutor specializing in Music Production, Composition, and various music genres. With a Diploma in Music, I've honed my skills over 2+ years of teaching experience. My expertise spans a wide range of subjects, including Music Theory, Songwriting, and Live Performance. I excel in teaching music to kids and beginners, making lessons engaging and interactive. My personalized approach caters to individual needs, ensuring a deep understanding of complex topics like Sound Engineering and Music Mixing. I specialize in genres like Blues, Jazz, and Pop, offering a comprehensive learning experience. Through hands-on practices and interactive sessions, I create a dynamic learning environment where students can explore their creativity. Whether it's mastering Digital Audio Workstations or honing DJ skills, I provide guidance every step of the way. Join me on a musical journey where creativity knows no bounds. Let's unlock your potential and make beautiful music together!
Meet Irene
Irene graduated from Royal Conservatory of Music
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R&B
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In my role as a music tutor specializing in music production, composition, and various music-related subjects, I focus on a progressive, engaging, and creative teaching style. Through tailored instruction, I integrate music theory, ear training, and practical skills using a variety of tech tools such as ear training software, recording apps, and looping software. I cater to a small audience of less than 10 students, primarily teaching music to kids and beginners. I follow a curriculum that aligns with international educational standards such as the IB program, A-Levels, or the Common Core State Standards. By incorporating sight-reading, digital audio workstations, and music mixing into my lessons, I ensure a comprehensive learning experience. I also emphasize live performance, DJ skills, and music theory, fostering a well-rounded musical education. My approach includes personalized feedback, performance assessments, and the use of vocal health apps, vocal warm-up apps, and breathing support apps to enhance students' vocal technique and creativity. By offering a blend of theory and practical application, I aim to inspire a love for music and empower students to explore their musical talents with confidence and enthusiasm.
Types of music lessons
Music Production
Music Composition
Sight-Reading
Digital Audio Workstation
Music Mixing
Mashups
Music concepts taught by Irene
Student and Tutor focused on vocal technique, starting with V and Z holds, firm tone exercises, and volume control. They then intensely practiced a new song, 'Lost Boy,' concentrating on developing a stable chest voice, improving breath support, and refining emotional delivery. Homework was assigned to practice specific song sections using 'V' or 'Z' vocalizations to build stability.
V-A and Z-A Vocal Holds for Mouth Opening and Sound Projection
Emotional Delivery and Storytelling in Song
Navigating Vocal Registers: Blending Chest and Head Voice
Developing Vocal Dynamics: Firm Tone and Volume Control
Mastering Chest Voice Stability & Avoiding Tension
The Student and Tutor engaged in a Piano lesson focused on learning the song "Golden Hour." They worked on identifying left-hand notes and chords, practiced playing both hands together slowly, and discussed the importance of patient, accurate practice despite initial difficulties. The Student was assigned to practice specific measures with both hands for the next session.
Left Hand Chord Play & Basic Harmony
Identifying Notes and Accidentals
The Importance of Slow Practice (Tempo Control)
Developing Patience and a Growth Mindset in Practice
Coordinating Both Hands on the Piano
Student and Tutor engaged in a piano lesson, starting with a review of an existing piece to refine finger technique and rhythm. They then commenced learning a new piece, focusing on mastering hand coordination, precise rhythmic counting, and aligning notes between the left and right hands. Homework was assigned to continue practicing the new piece up to bar 10, emphasizing the visual and auditory synchronization of rhythms.
Navigating Complex Piano Techniques: Sustained Notes and Overlapping Hands
Learning a New Piece: 'Rey' - Hand Separation and Rhythmic Counting
Metronome and Staccato Practice for Speed and Precision
Overcoming Finger Tangling and Improving Articulation
Student and Tutor worked on piano technique for "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Canon in D," focusing on improving smoothness, hand position, and finger independence. They practiced specific challenging sections and introduced a 'coin exercise' to stabilize the Student's hand. The Student was assigned to practice finger independence exercises and apply the coin technique to both pieces.
Targeted Practice for Technique Refinement
Optimal Hand Posture and Stability: The 'Coin Technique'
Developing Finger Independence and Resting Fingers
Efficient Fingering and Hand Shifts for Chords
Student and Tutor worked on a piano lesson, focusing on reading and playing the left-hand part of the song "Golden Hour" from bars one to eight. The Tutor emphasized the importance of slow, accurate note reading and reviewed fundamental music notation concepts. For homework, the Student was assigned to practice the left-hand section and review note identification mnemonics.
Identifying Left Hand Chord Progressions
Understanding Musical Bars and Navigation
Accidentals: Sharps (#) and Naturals (♮)
Fundamental Staff Note Reading Mnemonics
Left Hand Note Reading Strategy
The Student and Tutor engaged in a piano lesson, focusing on two pieces: "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Canon in D." They reviewed the former and then extensively practiced the latter, concentrating on rhythmic precision, understanding note values, identifying chord inversions, and developing efficient finger placements. The Student was assigned to continue practicing both pieces, with specific sections of "Canon in D" assigned for independent work.
Sustaining Advanced Repertoire
Metronome Mastery for Rhythmic Precision
Understanding Note Values and Rhythmic Coordination
Chord Inversions and Strategic Fingering
Teaching tools used in music classes
Speech and Vocal Health Apps
Vocal Technique Apps
Metronome spps
Vocal Warm-Up Apps
Ear Training Software
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Weekend lessons
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Parent feedback
Note taking
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