Alireza Hosseinisabet
Where Every Note Sparks Joy. Turning Music Lessons into Lifelong Inspiration
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Alireza Hosseinisabet
Diploma degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
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30 lessons
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20 lessons
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10 lessons
5% off
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1 lessons
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About your music teacher
I’m Alireza Hosseinisabet, a passionate and dedicated music tutor with a Diploma in Music Education and extensive experience providing dynamic, personalized lessons. I specialize in Classical, Baroque, Blues, and Jazz styles, teaching Piano, Music Theory, Composition, and Production to students of all ages and levels. My approach blends artistry and structure—helping each learner build confidence, refine technique, and express emotion through music. I emphasize creativity, critical listening, and performance skills, guiding students toward achieving their personal goals. Whether you’re beginning your musical journey or advancing your artistry, I’ll ensure a supportive, inspiring, and result-driven learning experience that makes every note meaningful and every session an exciting step toward mastery.
Alireza graduated from University of Toronto
Your music teacher expertise
Classical
Film/Movie
Jazz
Learner types for music lessons
Music for Beginners
Music for Intermediate
Music for Adults
Music for Kids
Music lessons at a glance
My teaching philosophy is built on the belief that every student learns best through inspiration, structure, and joy. I combine classical discipline with modern, interactive approaches to create a balanced and motivating environment. Each lesson is customized to the learner’s goals, emphasizing technique, musicality, and creative expression. I integrate ear training, theory, and repertoire development while encouraging curiosity and independence. Through a step-by-step system, students develop not only performance skills but also critical thinking, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for music. My mission is to cultivate artistry, resilience, and genuine love for learning—making every session engaging, insightful, and artistically fulfilling, a true journey toward mastery and self-discovery.
Types of music lessons
Music Production
Music Composition
Sight-Reading
Music Theory
Music for beginners
Music
Music concepts taught by Alireza
The Student and Tutor reviewed melodic and harmonic intervals, practiced playing chords with proper hand posture, and discussed time signatures, specifically 4/4. The Student was assigned to practice Jingle Bells with a metronome, focusing on maintaining the correct tempo and hand position. The Student was also asked to choose a favorite Christmas song to work on for the next lesson.
Dropping vs. Pressing Keys
Counting and Tempo
Understanding Time Signatures
Melodic vs. Harmonic Intervals
Importance of Hand and Wrist Position
The student practiced piano, focusing on technique and music theory. The session involved differentiating between melodic and harmonic intervals and applying finger-dropping techniques. The student was assigned to practice 'Jingle Bells' and review page 28 for the next session.
Finger Dropping Technique
Melodic vs. Harmonic
Measure Pauses
Counting and Rhythm
The session focused on piano technique, chord practice, and music theory concepts. The student worked on finger placement, chord stretching, and playing one-five chords with both hands. The Tutor introduced the concepts of melody and harmony and assigned a Christmas song for future practice.
Proper Finger Landing on Piano
Finger Numbers as a Guide
Understanding Time Signatures and Tempo
Melody vs. Harmony
Stretching and Jumping Techniques
Independence of the Fourth Finger
The Tutor and Student reviewed music theory fundamentals, including note values, rests, and staff notation, then began learning the piano piece "Interstellar." The Student practiced right and left-hand parts separately before combining them, focusing on accuracy and rhythm. The Student was assigned to practice the first two lines of "Interstellar," focusing on the right-hand part of the next line.
Note Durations
Rests
Bar Lines and Measures
Notes on the Staff (Treble Clef)
Notes on the Staff (Bass Clef)
Dotted Notes
Ties
The Student received instruction on sharps, flats, and neutral signs in musical notation, including their application within key signatures and individual measures. The Student practiced identifying and playing notes with sharps and flats, along with harmonic intervals and chords, to reinforce the new concepts. Further practice was encouraged, focusing on incorporating the new concepts into exercises.
Harmonic Intervals
Sharps (♯)
Flats (♭)
Naturals (♮)
Key Signatures & Accidentals
The Student reviewed rhythm exercises, practiced piano pieces, and began learning about chords. The Tutor introduced a finger stretching exercise and assigned practice involving chords, rhythmic intervals, and a 16th note exercise. The Student was asked to achieve three stars on a previously played piece.
16th Notes
Completing Measures
Piano Technique: Wrist Motion
Chords: Combining Notes
Order of Analysis Before Playing
Repeat Signs (Double Bars with Dots)
Time Signature
Teaching tools used in music classes
Vocal Range App
Vocal Warm-Up Apps
Speech and Vocal Health Apps
Ear Training Software
Pitch and Tuning Apps
Recording Apps
Interactive music lessons
Weekend lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Mobile joining
Parent feedback
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