Eugene Paul Talusan
Enhance your skills with a piano tutor who is knowledgeable in musical expression and theory.
Loading...
Show all photos
Eugene Paul Talusan
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Eugene Paul - Your piano teacher
I am Eugene Paul Talusan and I have been playing the piano for almost 25 years. I work as a music teacher and tutor and I can help you with what you need in terms of playing the piano especially if you are a beginner or intermediate level player. I am well-versed in music theory and composition, and can also help you in ear training, sight reading, improvisation, and other related musical skills. I try to make my lessons fun and comprehensive and we can also delve into other topics in music such as musicology, history, and how music is relevant to our society. I believe that playing music is a great skill to have and I want to help others in honing their own. On top of that, I also have a degree in Biology, so I can also help you in Science related questions. Feel free to set a schedule with me! Just leave a message and I will be more than welcome to set you up. Thank you!
Eugene Paul graduated from University of the Philippines Los Banos
Your piano teacher skills
Scales and Arpeggios
Piano Repertoire
Rhythm and Timing
Performance Skills
Ear training
Improvisation
Piano Technique
CoTutorAI 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 kids
Piano for adults
Piano for intermediate
Piano for beginners
Piano lessons at a glance
In my personalized tutoring approach, I seamlessly integrate music theory, musicality, technique, ear training, and sight reading into lessons that are interactive. Specializing in teaching a variety of piano playing, I cater to beginners and intermediate level students whether they be adults or kids. I adjust my curriculum to what the student needs. My strength lies in providing tailored lessons that nurture a deep understanding of music while fostering a love for playing the piano, ensuring that each student reaches their full potential. I believe that piano playing is best taught one-on-one, in order to focus on skills needed to be practiced. I also consider practice in the student's personal time to be a very crucial part in studying music, as it builds discipline and makes the lessons easier to understand, which is why I encourage every student of mine to have their own personal piano or keyboard at home.
Different types of piano lessons
Piano
Grand Piano
Player Piano
Digital Piano
Upright Piano
Classical Piano
Piano concepts taught by Eugene Paul
The Tutor and Student worked on various piano pieces, focusing on technical exercises and musical interpretation. They practiced specific measures, corrected rhythmic inaccuracies, and explored techniques for simplifying challenging passages. The student was assigned to continue practicing the first half of a piece and focus on hand independence.
Grace Notes
Accidentals and Musical Color
Hand Independence and Accompaniment
Understanding Rhythmic Ratios
Handling Complex Notation
The Tutor and Student worked on a piano piece, focusing on musical interpretation like "moderately with motion" and understanding key signatures with sharps and naturals. They practiced specific measures for both right and left hands, focusing on rhythm, fingerings, and note accuracy for the "verse" section of the music.
Rhythm and Timing in Music
Accidentals: Naturals and Their Impact
Left Hand Technique: Holding Notes and Finger Placement
Key Signature Changes and Accidental Sharps
Musical Expression: Moderately with Motion
The student and tutor worked through a piano piece, focusing on understanding and applying key signatures and accidentals like flats and natural signs. They practiced reading musical notation, correct fingering, and coordinating both hands to achieve a smooth, connected playing style, with a plan to review the next page in the upcoming session.
Key Signatures
Accidentals
Tied Notes and Rests
Musical Articulation and Phrasing
The Tutor and Student reviewed piano exercises from their books, focusing on technique, tempo, dynamics, and musical notation. They practiced specific pieces, corrected errors in fingering and execution, and discussed music theory concepts like staccato and dynamics. The Student was assigned to practice sections and new pieces for the next meeting.
Understanding Dynamics in Music
Staccato and Legato Articulations
Enharmonic Equivalence and Accidentals
The Fermata: A Musical Pause
Free Rhythm and Meter
The student and tutor reviewed musical dynamics, practiced specific piano pieces focusing on fingerings and continuous playing, and discussed composition techniques for melody and rhythm. The next steps involve further practice on a piece, potentially using tape for editing, and continuing composition exploration.
Melody Development and Exploration
Musical Dynamics
Chromaticism in Music
Rhythm and Composition
The tutor and student reviewed piano pieces, focusing on technical exercises, musical dynamics (loudness and softness), and rhythmic coordination. They discussed challenges with specific fingerings and musical phrasing, and explored how musical notation can indicate different instrumental parts. The student was encouraged to practice right-hand timing and shifting independently.
Musical Dynamics (Forte
Piano)
Legato and Staccato Articulations
Musical Phrasing and Sentence Structure
Fingerings and Hand Positioning Adjustments
Understanding Instrumental Notation (Stems)
Approach & tools used in piano classes
Metronome Apps
Virtual Piano Apps
Ear Training Software
Chord & Scale Reference Apps
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Interactive piano lessons
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Pets are welcomed
Chat for quick help
Piano teachers on Wiingy are vetted for quality
Every tutor is interviewed and selected for subject expertise and teaching skill.