Explore dynamic piano lessons integrating theory performance guidance, and innovative methods for growth

Hi, I’m Parham — a composer, pianist, and music theory instructor currently studying for my Master of Music at the University of Aberdeen. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Music Composition and have experience teaching music theory to beginner and intermediate students. I’ve worked with students to help them truly understand music — not just read notes, but understand harmony, structure, and how music actually works. In my lessons, I focus on making theory practical and creative, so students can use what they learn in real music-making. Alongside teaching, I’m active as a choir member with the Ordibehesht Choir, which has strengthened my ensemble skills, sight-reading, and musical expression. Whether you're just starting out or want to deepen your understanding of music, my goal is to make lessons clear, encouraging, and inspiring.

my teaching approach combines performance coaching, sight-reading, and music theory in a way that feels practical and engaging. I aim to make piano lessons both structured and enjoyable, whether you’re learning Classical piano or simply starting your musical journey. In addition to traditional teaching methods, I sometimes use helpful online tools such as video tutorials, Pianote, and Flowkey to support practice at home. I believe in following a clear and progressive plan, while also adapting lessons to each student’s pace, interests, and long-term goals. I’ve worked with more than 10 students, from children to adults, at beginner and intermediate levels. My focus is always on helping students truly understand music — not just play the notes — and to build confidence, musical independence, strong technique, and a genuine love for music along the way.