Jordan Dyck
Lets achieve your goals together, master your interests and keep the foundation of music in mind: Fun!
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Jordan Dyck
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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30 lessons
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Jordan - Your piano teacher
Hello! My name is Jordan Dyck and I am a classically trained pianist, currently in my 3rd year of my Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Western Ontario. I've been teaching piano for about 3 years now, with students ranging from ages as young as 5, to students 60 and older. While I am most comfortable in playing classical music, my lessons include all different styles of music! My goal is to help you achieve your own individual goals, so that your lessons cover exactly what you need them to. Whether you've been playing for 10 minutes, 10 months, or 10 years, all levels are welcome to come and elevate your playing to the next level. My aim is not only to improve your skills but also to build confidence and inspire a lifelong love of music. Let's explore your musical interests and find ways to make every lesson both challenging and enjoyable.
Your piano teacher skills
Piano Repertoire
Piano Technique
Pedaling Techniques
Types of learners for piano lessons
Piano for Beginners
Piano for Adults
Piano for Kids
Piano for Advanced
Piano for Intermediate
Piano lessons at a glance
I use a highly personalized teaching style for each of my students. I believe that the most fundamental aspect of music is having fun! If you aren't having fun, then you aren't playing music. That's why my sole focus is to help you achieve your goals. There is truly no one size fits all approach to learning music! Each lesson must be individually tailored to your specific needs and wants. I strive to create an engaging and supportive environment for students to explore both their instrument and their interests. Lessons shouldn't be some strict regiment where you have to play your scales 50 times correctly before you can play twinkle twinkle little start. My lessons are a place for exploration, discovery, and development. It doesn't matter whether you are looking to become the next Chopin or Elton John; as your piano teacher, my job is to help you achieve your own individual idea of success. So, lets start achieving together!
Piano teacher known for supportive style
88% students appreciate teachers patient, encouraging approach
Highly recommended piano teacher for beginners
94% parents say teacher is perfect for building confidence in early learners
Piano lessons built around practical learning
Classes center on playing, not just theory or drills
Different types of piano lessons
Piano
Grand Piano
Digital Piano
Upright Piano
Classical Piano
Electric Keyboard
Flexible Scheduling
Allows 1h early scheduling
Allows 1h early rescheduling
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Piano concepts taught by Jordan
The Student and Tutor reviewed different instrument sound production methods, then focused on enhancing the Student's sight-reading abilities using exercises from Bartók's "Microcosmos." They practiced note recognition, melodic progression, and introduced concepts like audiation and musical ornaments. The Student was assigned to prepare five sight-reading excerpts and practice the E minor prelude for the next lesson.
Instrument Sound Production
Reed Instruments Explained
Audiation and Sight-Singing
Béla Bartók's Mikrokosmos
Musical Ornaments and Accidentals
The session addressed the Student's difficulties with rhythm and timing in a piano piece. The Tutor introduced new counting techniques and rhythm exercises to improve the Student's understanding and performance. The Student was assigned homework focusing on counting and playing the melody of the piece to improve timing.
Counting Rhythms in Music
Subdivision of Beats
Applying Counting to Musical Pieces
Hand Substitution for Sustained Notes
Understanding the Middle Pedal (Sostenuto)
The Student worked on learning a new piano piece with a focus on improving hand coordination and rhythm. The Tutor recommended practicing with a metronome at a slow tempo and provided various exercises to help the Student internalize the rhythm and improve their ability to play hands together. The Tutor will send a video demonstration of the practice technique as follow-up.
Note Recognition and Finger Placement
Slow Practice and Muscle Memory
The Metronome as a Practice Tool
Hands-Together Coordination
Playing with One Hand
The student and tutor discussed learning new piano pieces, focusing on Gymnopedie by Satie and Prelude in C Major by Bach. The session involved breaking down the left-hand chords of Gymnopedie and exploring techniques for smooth transitions. The student was assigned to practice the left-hand chords of Gymnopedie, and the tutor provided resources for obtaining sheet music.
Gymnopédie No. 1 Left-Hand Pattern
Achieving a Dreamy
Relaxing Tone
Navigating IMSLP (International Music Score Library Project)
Considerations When Buying A Used Piano
Modern Classical Music
The Student and Tutor discussed piano practice strategies, focusing on goal setting and improvisation techniques. The Student received an exercise to improve finger dexterity and explored the concept of motifs in improvisation. The Student is to practice the finger dexterity exercise and continue working on the prelude, aiming to reach bar 12.
Dexterity Exercise: Finger Independence
Pedal Usage: Punchy vs. Lyrical Interpretation
Motif Development: Improvisation
Wallpaper Music Concept
Piano Resolutions: Specific Goals
The session focused on note naming practice, physical warm-up exercises, and learning a musical sequence. The Student received guidance on wrist movement and relaxation techniques to improve playing. The homework is to practice the musical sequence, and the Tutor will provide a video to aid with this exercise.
Warming Up Techniques
Harmonic Analysis and Inversions
Dynamics and Tempo (Hairpins)
Sequence Exercises
Balance Between Hands
Note Naming Practice
Approach & tools used in piano classes
Chord & Scale Reference Apps
Ear Training Software
Metronome Apps
Interactive piano lessons
Note taking
Record lessons
Open Q&A
Mobile joining
Chat for quick help
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