Have you ever wanted to play the piano?
- Nov 18, 2023
- 1 min read
Ever since childhood I really wanted to learn to play the piano, but never had the opportunity to do so. I was envious of friends who had piano lessons and fascinated whenever I could get my hands anywhere near a piano! So, 50 years later, when I finally found myself in a position to have a piano, and time for lessons, I was very keen to find a supportive and patient teacher – and I have been very lucky to find Fiona. She inspires, encourages, and empathises, which is so important for an adult beginner, and we also laugh and have fun! Thank you Fiona, for giving me the belief in myself to finally do this, and taking this journey with me.
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