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Estuardo De Jesus
- Rate $46
- Response 8h
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Students6
Number of students Estuardo De Jesus has taught since their arrival at Superprof
Number of students Estuardo De Jesus has taught since their arrival at Superprof

$46/h
1st lesson free
- Piano
Learn piano by hearing the musical structure first, then rebuilding it under your hands
- Piano
Lesson location
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At Estuardo De Jesus's house: New York
- online
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at your home or a public place : will travel up to 80 mi. from New York
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Recommended
Estuardo De Jesus is a respected tutor in our community. They have been highly recommended for their commitment and the quality of their lessons — an excellent choice to progress with confidence.
About Estuardo De Jesus
I sit at the piano as a careful listener first. I notice where the music loses intention, where tension creeps in, and where uneven fingers blur the line—then I name those places specifically. If one explanation fails, I switch: an analogy, a slower silent rehearsal, a one-hand version, or a listening comparison so your ear leads the fix.
My manner is thoughtful and steady. I do not rush past confusion, and I do not drown you in theory you cannot use that day. You feel guided through a clear sequence: hear the goal, shrink the problem, solve it, return to the music. That sequence works for a child learning hand independence and for an adult returning after years away.
I care that you leave able to practice with your ears open. That means knowing what to isolate at home, how to use landmarks, and when to put hands back together. Lessons feel collaborative; mistakes are useful comparisons, not failures.
A session with me usually feels orderly and musically grounded. Expect fewer vague tips and more concrete listening experiments at the keyboard—then the satisfaction of hearing a stubborn passage finally hold.
About the lesson
- All Levels
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
Piano study with me starts with what the music should sound like, then works backward into the hands. If a passage works slowly but collapses when tempo rises, we listen for the exact bar where intention fades, separate the hands, and fix the weaker part before reuniting them. Beginners use this for simple melodies and basic chords; intermediate and advanced students use it for dense textures, leaps, or voicing that disappears under speed. You stop polishing the whole page while one measure is still guessing.
I often separate rhythm and pitch so your ear can stay in charge. You might tap the left-hand groove while singing the right-hand line, or play blocked chords in place of a busy accompaniment to hear the harmonic skeleton. Landmarkscadences, sequence starts, a bass note that anchors the phrase—replace blind memorizing from measure one. When memorization is the goal, we rebuild from those anchors outward so memory has a map, not a tightrope.
Difficult physical moves get compared, not forced. A jump can be practiced as leave–travel–arrive with silent landings before sound returns. A tangled fingering can be tried against an alternate so you learn what efficient motion feels and sounds like. Expression is layered on once the structure is secure enough to shape—dynamics and phrasing chosen on purpose, not hoped for.
Real pieces stay in view. Exercises earn their keep by fixing something in the music you brought, from first method-book songs to polished repertoire. Children get short targets and vivid imagery for hand shape; teens and adults get sharper language about structure and listening. Practice plans emphasize quality loops over empty repetition.
Recommendations
Recommendations come from relatives, friends and acquaintances of the teacher
Chase made steady gains without burning out. Lessons stayed encouraging without lowering the bar. Strong recommendation for Estuardo.
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Rates
Rate
- $46
Pack rates
- 5h: $230
- 10h: $460
free lessons
This first lesson offered with Estuardo De Jesus will allow you to get to know each other and clearly specify your needs for your next lessons.
- 1hr
online
- $46/h
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