At the end of your 30 minute Zoom lesson with Danny, you will feel inspired and ready to explore both your own music as well as the music you have loved all of your life.
Whatever standard you are, whether beginner, just starting out in music or a professional musician, you will gain hugely from that first single lesson. This will lead you onto a pathway for a more creative life in general. You don’t need me to tell you that music is the most wonderful, exciting and creative language of them all.
Thirty minute highly focussed and effective one-to-one piano lessons cost £50 each.
They include detailed practice schedule regularly sent to you within Zoom, video recordings of key moments in the lesson including overhead view and notation (which all of my many successful students have said is so beneficial), as well as bass and/or drum and/or guitar accompaniment audio for you to practice along with, as if you are in a live performing environment. There is also no limit to the sheet music I can provide. I will only use formats and notation quality that fellow professional musicians use.
This is a relatively minimal cost considering the expertise, music industry experience and lifetime skill-building that contact with Danny Kuperberg will bring. Danny is a music professional who has been highly successful within several fields of music for over forty five years.
Mission statement:
Danny Kuperberg is a pianist, producer and teacher who is mentor to professional studio musicians, singer songwriters and international dance music artists as well as piano beginners of any age. He helps musicians understand the language of music – and then gives them the ability to put it into practice.
Danny Kuperberg is the antidote to music industry corporate, saccharine and sanitised music by numbers. Its become a race to the bottom both in terms of standardised music production techniques as well as exploitative music videos.
There was a time when music meant everything. Not anymore. I am all for paying one’s dues, playing hard and, crucially, enjoying the ride. Not ‘living the (phantom) dream.’
Whether surrounded by famous names everyone would’ve heard of at recording studios like Spaceward, arranging gigs in Camden, North London with the most important compères, managers and promoters like Zaid Joseph and Dublin Castle’s Bugbear Promotions, lecturing in Audio Production, fundraising for big music events – or just plain piano teaching, Danny has been there and done that.
Talented young musicians should have authenticity both in their music education as well as their performance opportunities. Heaven knows they deserve it. Who is responsible for today’s young talent or tomorrow’s exciting new talent?
A taste of this can be found on my Clients / Collaborators page.
Not just me, but so so many creative people are in it for the music. And not the hype.