Peter Kormendi
Piano lessons from a Leeds Conservatoire graduate for beginners and advanced players! Jazz, Classical, Latin and more




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Peter Kormendi
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Peter - Your piano teacher
I am Peter Kormendi, a skilled and experienced piano and music theory teacher, a graduate of Leeds Conservatoire with years of teaching experience under my belt, and I am passionate about helping both beginners and advanced players of all ages. It is important for me to make progress and have fun during your lessons. As someone who has studied pedagogy and teaching methods at university, studies psychology in his free time, I am confident in my ability to teach in a clear and engaging way. I specialize in Jazz Piano and Latin Jazz is what I am the most passionate about. On the other hand I also love classical music and I can help you achieve your goals in that field too. I also love teaching music theory and I always find the best way to explain theory for each individual. Friendly Approach It is really important for me that my students have fun during sessions and leave with a smile on their face. All Levels Welcome You can be a total beginner or an advanced player, I am here to help. Personal Lesson Plans Everyone has different taste when it comes to music. Each of my students have the freedom to learn anything they want. Flexible Schedule I can be very flexible with schedules. Don't forget to let me know in time if you need to cancel.
Peter graduated from Leeds Conservatoire

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Music theory
Rhythm and Timing
Piano Technique
Performance Skills
Finger Placement & Hand Position
Improvisation
Piano Repertoire
Scales and Arpeggios
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Piano concepts taught by Peter
Student and Tutor assessed the Student's current piano skill level and discussed learning goals, including proficiency and playing full songs. They practiced the C major scale, focusing on two-octave fingering for both hands and using a metronome for rhythm and evenness. A personalized lesson plan was briefly reviewed for future sessions.
Effective Scale Practice Strategies
Understanding Octaves
Practicing with a Metronome
Enharmonic Notes (Sharps & Flats)
C Major Scale Fingering (Two Octaves)
Student and Tutor continued their piano lesson by reviewing note identification, including sharps and flats. They explored various chord types, including major, minor, diminished, and dominant seven chords, specifically practicing the construction of dominant seven chords. The session concluded with an introduction to the 12-bar blues progression using C7, F7, and G7, and discussions on efficient scale fingering and practicing with a metronome as homework.
Triad Chords: Major
Minor
Diminished
Dominant Seventh (7th) Chords
The 12-Bar Blues Chord Progression
Exceptional Fingering for F & B Major Scales
Effective Scales Practice: Metronome & Evenness
Identifying Black Notes (Sharps & Flats)
The Tutor introduced basic piano concepts to the Student, including identifying middle C, naming white and black keys (sharps and flats), and practicing the C major scale fingering. The Student was new to the instrument and received initial guidance on key identification and fundamental musical notation. The Tutor plans to send a workbook on note names as homework.
Black Key Names: Sharps (♯) and Flats (♭)
White Key Names: The Musical Alphabet
Essential Fingering: Your Piano Hands
Keyboard Navigation: Finding Middle C & Note Repetition
The Student and Tutor engaged in an introductory piano and music theory session, discussing the Student's goals and current skill level. They focused on understanding musical intervals and the fundamental principles of the Circle of Fifths, including how keys add sharps based on perfect fifth relationships. The Tutor committed to sending a music theory workbook and shared a potential lesson plan for future sessions.
Music Theory Foundations: Notes
Intervals
Chords
Basic Intervals Explained from C
The Circle of Fifths: Unveiling Sharps in Major Scales
Identifying the New Sharp in Each Key
Counting Perfect Fifths Across the Keyboard
Student and Tutor worked on a new piano piece, focusing on practice techniques like metronome use, precise fingering, and emphasizing melody and chords without the pedal. They also briefly introduced music theory concepts such as the Circle of Fifths and intervals, with homework assigned on key recognition and interval exercises.
Mastering Metronome Practice
The Art of Dramatic Phrasing & Chord Function
Unlocking Music Theory: Intervals & Circle of Fifths
Crafting Expressive Chords (Beyond the Pedal)
Strategic Fingering for Piano Efficiency
Melody Voicing & Finger Strength
The tutor and student worked on piano technique, focusing on consistent scale practice with metronome use and addressing audio feedback issues. They then began analyzing a challenging new piece, "Romantic Flight," discussing its key, time signature, and initial chords, with plans to explore simplified versions or work on specific sections for future practice.
Time Signatures in Music
Music Fingering and Technique
Chord Progressions and Voicings
Interpreting Sheet Music
Approach & tools used in piano classes
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Backing Track Libraries
DAWs
Metronome Apps

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