One-to-one Lessons for Adults
Clear guidance, structured progress, and no guesswork in your piano learning.
Who these lessons are for?
Looking for clear guidance and a structured path, rather than figuring everything out alone
Someone who has always wanted to learn piano, but never quite found the right time to start
Returning to the piano after many years away and looking to rebuild your skills
Balancing a busy professional life but still want to make meaningful progress
Your first 12 Weeks on the piano
When you begin lessons, we follow a personalised 12-week learning plan based on your experience level and musical interests.
You won’t need to figure out what to practise or how to move forward.
Each lesson builds on the previous one, and you’ll always leave with a clear plan for the week ahead
① Foundations
Weeks 1-4
• correct posture and hand position
• understanding the keyboard
• reading simple notation
• learning your first short piece
② Technique & Repertoire
Weeks 5-8
• finger coordination and hand independence
• simple scales and exercises
• expanding reading skills
• playing a complete piece with both hands
③ Musical Confidence
Weeks 9-12
• playing comfortably with both hands
• using dynamics and expression
• following a clear weekly practice plan
• performing 1–2 complete pieces
By the end of the first 12 weeks, many adult students are able to play two complete pieces with both hands, read basic sheet music, maintain steady rhythm and timing, and develop the confidence to practise independently using a clear structure.
What a typical lesson looks like?
Each lesson is designed to be clear, focused, and supportive.
Weekly 1-to-1 online lessons
Weekly learning log and progress tracking
Personalised practice plan after every lesson
Video exchange for feedback between lessons
A typical session may include:
• a short warm-up to develop finger control
• working on a piece/ song you are currently learning
• rhythm or reading exercises to strengthen your musical skills
• guidance on how to practise during the week
At the end of each lesson, you’ll leave with a clear practice plan, so you always know what to focus on next.
There is no expectation to be perfect- the goal is simply steady progress each week.
What other adults say…
I recommend Gauri, so strongly, to anyone who is looking to pick up piano.
-Edmund, US
I would like to recommend Gauri as a piano teacher to anyone who’s looking to learn piano. I really like how she pushes me to meet challenges but never in a mean way, always kindly.
-Keira, US
Gauri’s lessons are fun and engaging. I get to work on a variety of pieces- classical, Bollywood, pop music.
-Neelima, US
I really enjoyed having a clear focus and goals to work towards. I also enjoyed playing songs I grew up loving- playing them makes me happy.
-Laura, US
Meet Gauri,
your instructor
Graduate of A. R. Rahman’s music conservatory & University of HuddersfieldPianoroom began with a simple idea: learning piano should feel structured, achievable, and enjoyable- even with a busy life. As a child, I loved music deeply, often spending hours figuring out melodies on a keyboard. But consistent lessons weren’t always possible. Teachers changed, schedules shifted, and like many learners, I eventually stopped- not because the interest disappeared, but because the structure around it did. Years later, when I returned to music seriously, I realised something important: the challenge for most learners isn’t talent- it’s having the right guidance and structure.
I later completed my diploma at KM Music Conservatory and earned a Bachelor of Music (BMus) from the University of Huddersfield. Today, I teach adult students from a wide range of professional backgrounds who want a clear, structured path to learning piano. Pianoroom exists to make that journey consistent, thoughtful, and rewarding.
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Taught 50+ adult learners
ranging from age 30–75, helping them gain piano, theory understanding, and confidence
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2 years at Aura Music Academy, UK
adapting lessons to individual learning styles
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Prepared 50+ students Trinity & ABRSM
exams up to Grade 8, with Merit and Distinction.
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4+ years of online teaching
with students from diverse countries and backgrounds
Getting started
1. Book a Trial Lesson
Schedule a short introductory session to discuss your goals and experience.
2. Attend Your Trial Session
We’ll explore the piano together and I’ll explain how the learning programme works.
3. Begin Weekly Lessons
If it feels like the right fit, you’ll begin your personalised weekly lessons.
Lessons are offered as a structured programme of weekly one-to-one sessions starting from $199 per month.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Not at all. Many students begin learning piano as adults. In fact, adults often progress quickly because they bring focus, patience, and clear goals to the learning process.
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That’s completely fine. Lessons are designed to meet you at your starting point, whether you are a complete beginner or returning to the piano after many years.
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Yes. Many students balance demanding careers alongside their lessons. The learning structure is designed so that even 20–30 minutes of focused practice a few times a week can lead to steady progress.
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That’s a normal part of learning. Lessons are designed to be supportive and focused on steady improvement rather than perfection.
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Yes, having an instrument to practise on is important. Even a simple keyboard can be enough to get started in the early stages.
As you continue learning, we can discuss instrument options that suit your space, budget, and goals.
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The trial lesson is a relaxed introductory session where we discuss your goals, try a few simple exercises at the piano, and explore how the learning programme works.
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Lessons are offered as a structured programme of weekly one-to-one sessions starting at $199 per month.
