Ana Manrique

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Ana Manrique

Masters degree

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Each lesson is 55 min

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Ana - Your piano teacher

I'm a teacher passionate about teaching music, specifically Piano. I have a degree in music and a master's degree in music therapy, that has given me the tools to improve my teaching skills, and I also have extensive experience as a teacher, that has helped me understand that everyone has their own unique learning style and pace. I'm empathetic and effective in analyzing student's musical and educational abilities, enabling me to create a personalized, functional and effective Work plan on the piano. As a music teacher, I've worked with children, helping them discover and enhance their musical abilities through play and engaging activities that motivate them to continue learning. As a mother, I know that what is taught with love is forever engraved in the minds and hearts of children, and that is my greatest advantage when teaching.

Ana graduated from Central University of Catalonia

Ana graduated from Central University of Catalonia
Ana graduated from Central University of Catalonia

Your piano teacher skills

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Chord Theory

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Scales and Arpeggios

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Music theory

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Piano Technique

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Piano Repertoire

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Finger Placement & Hand Position

Types of learners for piano lessons

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Piano for Intermediate

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Piano for Beginners

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Piano for Adults

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Piano for Kids

Piano lessons at a glance

My teaching method is based on three important phases: the first one is to diagnose the student's prior knowledge of music and the piano, to know where to start, taking into account any incorrect techniques learned or false beliefs about themselves that have prevented them from advancing in their learning. The second phase is to teach correct basic piano technique through exercises and songs that allow students to develop skills such as independence, coordination and hand agility. The repertoires chosen will take into account the student's musical tastes and preferences, wich maintaining their motivation and allowing them to participate in their educational process by contributing topics or songs they would like to learn on the piano. The third aspect of my teaching methodology is to allow students to realize their progress and feel challenged to learn something increasingly difficult, without pushing their learning pace, but still allowing progress to be seen. The study plan will be highly personalized according to each student's charactetistics and educational needs.

Flexible Scheduling

Allows 1h early scheduling

Allows 1h early rescheduling

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Piano concepts taught by Ana

Student learned 4 days ago

The student and tutor worked on advanced piano techniques, including scales with opposite hand movement and playing specific chord progressions and inversions for songs like "Lean on Me." The session also involved practicing challenging chord voicings and fingerings, with a focus on improving musicality and memorization.

Opposite Motion Scales

Chord Inversions and Voicings

Arpeggios and Noodling

Playing Chords vs. Individual Notes

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Student learned 6 days ago

The tutor and student worked extensively on piano technique, including challenging scale exercises and reviewing song sections. They focused on identifying and playing complex chords, chord inversions, and applying musical techniques like the sustain pedal during practice. The session concluded with a discussion about scheduling future classes.

Scales in Opposite Motion

Chord Identification: G7

Legato Playing and Pedal Usage

Chord Voicings for Accompaniment

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Student learned 11 days ago

The student and tutor worked on piano arpeggio exercises and applied them to learning the chorus of the song "You Say." They practiced specific fingerings, note sequences, and repetitions for the song's chorus and discussed broader concepts of chord families and music theory for future learning.

Arpeggio Technique

Octaves in Piano Playing

Chord Inversions and Voicings

Musical Sensitivity and Expression

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Student learned 18 days ago

The tutor and student explored advanced piano chord theory, focusing on seventh chords, inversions, and their practical application in playing music. They practiced identifying and constructing these chords, discussed simplification techniques for hands, and planned to incorporate metronome practice for timing.

Seventh Chords: Adding Complexity

Chord Construction: Root

Third

and Fifth

Inversions: Rearranging Chord Notes

Chord Voicings and Simplification

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Student learned 20 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked on piano technique, focusing on finger exercises, chord progressions, and playing specific musical pieces. They practiced challenging sections of songs, with the Tutor providing guidance on fingering, rhythm, and note accuracy. The session concluded with a review of upcoming classes and the student's overall progress.

Spanish Verb Conjugation: Past Tense

Musical Chord Progressions and Voicings

Music Notation: Slurs and Ties

Musical Structure: Verse

Chorus

Intro

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Student learned about 56 years ago

The student and tutor reviewed advanced piano techniques, including the interpretation of musical symbols like fermatas and ties, and practiced challenging scales. They also engaged in a chord identification exercise and discussed dynamic markings for musical expression, with plans to incorporate these concepts into future practice.

The Tie

The Role of the Sustain Pedal

Major vs. Minor Chords (Happy vs. Sad)

The Grand Pause (Fermata)

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Approach & tools used in piano classes

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Ear Training Software

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Metronome Apps

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PDF Sheet Music Libraries

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Chord & Scale Reference Apps

Interactive piano lessons

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Weekend lessons

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