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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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
Film/Movie
Jazz
Classical
Learner types for music lessons
Music for Kids
Music for Intermediate
Music for Adults
Music for Beginners
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
Flexible Scheduling
Allows 1h early scheduling
Allows 1h early rescheduling
Can wait for 20 mins after joining
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10 day Refund
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Music concepts taught by Alireza
The Student learned to identify major and minor keys by analyzing key signatures and understanding the relationship between them. They practiced finding major keys by moving one half-step forward from the last sharp in the key signature and finding minor keys by counting one and a half steps back from a major key. Homework includes practicing pages 50-52 and selecting two pieces from Simple Piano.
Finding Relative Minor Keys
The Relationship Between Major and Minor
Finding Major Keys with Sharps
Key Signatures
Major and Minor Keys
Piano Chord Positions
The Student and Tutor reviewed music theory concepts including note durations, rests, dynamic markings, articulation (legato, slurs, ties), time signatures, and the characteristics of major and minor keys. The Student practiced identifying and applying these concepts through musical exercises, and was assigned further practice on F major scales and completing exercises up to page 49.
Time Signatures
Dotted Notes
Musical Articulations: Slurs and Ties
Key Signatures and Accidentals (Sharps & Flats)
Major vs. Minor Keys
The Tutor and Student reviewed musical concepts including harmonics, intervals, and chords, practicing "Jingle Bells" and "Dueling Harmonics." They also introduced major and minor chords and discussed key signatures. The Student was assigned practice on specific pages from the book for the next session.
Musical Clefs and Time Signatures
Note Durations and Dynamics
Harmonics and Melodic Intervals
Major and Minor Keys
Interval Calculation and Identification
The tutor and student reviewed fundamental music theory concepts like clefs and time signatures, and focused on improving piano hand posture and finger technique. They then practiced playing a musical piece together, "Merrily We Roll Along," from a piano book, with the student assigned new pieces for practice.
Musical Staff and Clefs
Time Signatures Explained
Proper Piano Hand Posture
Reference Notes: Middle C
Tied Notes and Holds
The Tutor and Student reviewed fundamental piano techniques, including reading sheet music (clefs, time signatures, measures) and dynamic markings (forte). They practiced playing exercises, focusing on concepts like legato and non-legato articulation, note reading, and rhythm counting, with a homework assignment to practice specific pieces separately.
Reading Musical Notation: Clefs and Time Signatures
Musical Dynamics: Forte and Piano
Legato and Non-Legato Articulations
Musical Intervals and Chords
The Student practiced reading and playing sections of Interstellar on the piano, focusing on note identification, octaves, and chord progressions. The session involved applying music theory concepts to a practical piece. The Student is expected to practice the sections covered in the lesson.
Note Reading and Recognition
Note Duration and Beat Counting
Legato vs. Non-Legato Playing
Chord Voicings and Recognition
Application of Pedal
Teaching tools used in music classes
Vocal Technique Apps
Pitch and Tuning Apps
Vocal Range App
Breathing Support Apps
Vocal Warm-Up Apps
Metronome spps
Interactive music lessons
Record lessons
Weekend lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
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