Joshua Watts
Learn to play, improvise, solve problems, and self-improve through joyful, personalized lessons.




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Joshua Watts
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Joshua - Your piano teacher
I'm an enthusiastic piano tutor who's been teaching on-and-off for over a decade. I have a bachelor's degree in music composition which supports my emphasis on music theory, as I enjoy helping my students understand the "why" behind each aspect of piano playing. My goal in all of my teaching ventures is to develop students into self-teaching artists who can continue to grow and create without me. I aim to give students a constant sense of progress, as well as set a target that fits what they want to accomplish with the piano. I particularly enjoy improvisation, and with my passion for theatre, I'm prepared to guide students through the unique challenges of performance. One of my favorite processes is taking a piece that a student wants to learn and breaking it down into manageable pieces, allowing anyone to play anything if they're willing to put in the time! As someone who took piano lessons from middle-school all the way through college, I have an appreciation for both the effectiveness of practicing, and the potential burnout if things get overwhelming or stale. That's why I like to keep lessons interesting, personable, and fun, with an emphasis on creativity and enjoying the process. Whether you've never touched a piano in your life, or you fancy yourself a late-intermediate player, I would love to teach any student from 6 to 96!
Joshua graduated from Bob Jones University

Your piano teacher skills
Chord Theory
Ear training
Improvisation
Music theory
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Types of learners for piano lessons
Piano for intermediate
Piano for adults
Piano for kids
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Different types of piano lessons
Piano
Classical Piano

Piano concepts taught by Joshua
The tutor and student reviewed the student's current piano skills, introducing and practicing fundamental concepts like intervals, chords, and scales. They worked on reading sheet music in different keys and explored techniques for playing scales with both hands. The session concluded with recommendations for future learning resources and a discussion about the student's long-term musical goals.
Musical Intervals
Major vs. Minor Keys
Sheet Music Reading: Intervallic vs. Positional
Scales and Fingerings
Key Signatures and Transposition
Approach & tools used in piano classes
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Virtual Piano Apps

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