Piano lessons, Theory of Music, Harmony, Music Composition, Orchestration techniques and Film Score creating.

Edward Nemirovsky Piano Teacher and Composer in New York City, Manhattan. Holds a Master’s degree in Music. More than 35 years of professional experience in pedagogy at all levels and as a piano teacher. A professional composer and pianist. Genres include symphonic, instrumental, chamber music, music for voice and solo instruments, children’s music and theatrical music. Film Scores by Edward Nemirovsky were presented at many international film festivals.

My teaching method differs radically from music lessons given at public schools. It is traditional and similar to the method used in the previous musical period in Europe where the traditions of classical music were established. One of the clearest distinguishing features of my teaching method is individual work with a specific student rather than a group of students. It is this individual approach to the unique character of a given student that constitutes the very crux of my methodology. In my opinion, only by using this method is it possible to open up the world of the highly intellectual art of classical music for students.

The techniques I use for teaching adult students consist of the following:

• A patient and considerate approach to the individual characteristics and age of the student.
• The search for a special technique for each individual student.
• A selection of a repertoire reflecting the musical interest of the specific student including a broad selection of musical styles: classical, popular, jazz, etc.
• As necessary, the technical performance of each musical composition can be specially simplified by professional musicians giving a beginning student the ability to perform any popular classical piece or modern song as he or she wishes.
• "Easy to understand" method for learning Theory of music, Music Composition, Orchestration techniques, Film Score creating, Jazz Harmony progressions and improvisation.

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