Irene Piorischin
A beginner in piano? Want to improve? Take lessons with a Royal Conservatory Graduate who brings positive vibes, understanding, and clarity.




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Irene Piorischin
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
Irene - Your piano teacher
With an RCM certification in Piano, Vocal, and Music theory, my name is Irene Piorischin, a piano tutor specializing in various piano styles like classical and pop. With over 2 years of teaching experience I’ve honed my expertise in Ear training, Chord Theory, and Sight reading, and Technical skills. I excel in teaching Piano Repertoire, Technical requirements, and Music Theory to beginners who want to start playing. My approach emphasizes Finger Placement, training Rythm, and Sight Reading, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. I’m also a singing tutor. I teach proper breath technique, and exersizes to expand resonance in order to increase the potential in every singer. For each student, I create a different warm up routine. I tailor lessons to individual needs, fostering a deep connection with music. Let's embark on a musical journey together!
Meet Irene
Irene graduated from Royal Conservatory of Music


Your piano teacher skills
Performance Skills
Sight Reading
Chord Theory
Finger Placement & Hand Position
Rhythm and Timing
Piano Repertoire
Pedaling Techniques
Ear training
AI modules
Summary
Podcast
Quiz
Learnings
Flashcard
Spotlight
Zero Risk Guaranteed
15-days refund
Free tutor swap
No cancel fee
1-yr validity
24/7 support
Types of learners for piano lessons
Piano for adults
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Piano for beginners
Home schooled
ADHD
Piano lessons at a glance
In my role as a piano tutor specializing in teaching kids, adults, and beginners, I focus on a technique-driven, expressive, and creative teaching style. By integrating music theory, technical exersizes, sight reading, ear training, performance coaching, and personalized artist development, I ensure an engaging and practical learning experience. I leverage tech tools like online sheet music, metronome apps, and virtual piano apps to create an interactive online learning environment. With a curriculum tailored to individual student needs, I guarantee a customized approach that nurtures technique, musical expression, and creativity. Working with small groups of less than 10 students, and one on one lessons, allows me to provide personalized attention and track progress effectively, ensuring a well-rounded piano education.
Different types of piano lessons
Piano
Grand Piano
Player Piano
Digital Piano
Upright Piano
Classical Piano

Piano concepts taught by Irene
The Student and Tutor worked on piano skills, specifically reviewing right-hand technique and extensively practicing note identification in the bass clef using mnemonics. The session culminated in practicing left-hand accompaniment for a song and assigning homework to solidify bass clef reading and left-hand playing, with an option to select a new piece.
Bass Clef Note Identification
Right-Hand Piano Technique & Accuracy
Treble Clef Note Identification Review
Understanding and Applying Sharps (Accidentals)
Effective Piano Practice Strategies
Student and Tutor worked on vocal techniques and song performance, starting with breath control exercises and vowel placement drills. They then engaged in an extensive practice session for the song "Lost Boy," focusing on differentiating between head and chest voice, lyrical interpretation, and pitch accuracy. The session ended with a plan to continue refining vocal placement and storytelling within the song.
Rhythmic Precision: Avoiding 'Swinging'
Storytelling as a Vocal Approach
Pitch Accuracy and Melodic Interpretation
Distinguishing Vocal Registers: Chest vs. Head Voice
Vocal Warm-up Progression
The Student and Tutor practiced piano, starting with Sulfedio exercises to improve tempo consistency with a metronome. They then focused on a specific piece, reviewing and correcting notes and fingerings for both the right and left hands from bar 11. The session concluded with initial attempts at playing hands together, with plans to continue this practice next week.
Hands Together Synchronization
Complex Fingering & Transitions: Bars 15-17
Left Hand Foundation: Bars 11-16
Right Hand Detail: Bars 11-17
Sulfedio Tempo Consistency
Student and Tutor reviewed the Student's improved hand positions and technique using the poker chip method, applying it to "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Canon in D." They practiced "Canon in D" with a focus on combining hands and rhythm, and then dedicated time to sight-reading new material while continuing to use the poker chips for technique reinforcement. The Student was assigned to continue practicing "Canon in D" hands together and to use sight-reading for ongoing development.
Navigating Musical Endings and Repeats
Understanding Musical Intervals: The Fifth
Maintaining Optimal Hand and Wrist Position
Strategic Approach to Rhythm and Memorization
Integrating New Technique into Repertoire
Purposeful Sight-Reading for Technical Development
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.
Identifying Notes and Accidentals
Left Hand Chord Play & Basic Harmony
The Importance of Slow Practice (Tempo Control)
Developing Patience and a Growth Mindset in Practice
Coordinating Both Hands on the Piano
Approach & tools used in piano classes
Chord & Scale Reference Apps
Virtual Piano Apps
Ear Training Software
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Looping Software
Backing Track Libraries
Interactive piano lessons
Pets are welcomed
Weekend lessons
Parent feedback
Note taking
Open Q&A

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