Before You Book
If you've never done this before — or it's for a child who's a little shy — here's exactly what to expect. No audition, no pressure, nothing to prepare.
Almost everyone is, on the way to a first lesson — the adult who feels silly starting at forty, the parent unsure whether their child will sit still, the returner embarrassed at how much they've forgotten. You don't need to read music, own a piano, or play a single note beforehand. The first lesson exists to take the pressure off, not to add to it.
“We met Ms Ceren about two years ago; thanks to her, my daughter came to love the piano. She is a teacher who can connect with every age group. So glad she touched our lives ❤️🙏”— Ms Işıl, Melisa's (5) Mother
Step by step
We start by just talking — what drew you to music, what you'd love to be able to play, whether you've done any of this before. Then you try the instrument: a few notes, a melody you know, or I'll guide your hands if it's all new. I'll show you one small thing so you leave having actually made music. By the end we both have a feel for whether it's a fit — and there's no obligation either way. You decide in your own time.
Ready to make music yourself?
Book a Free Trial LessonPricing
Start with one trial lesson. Then choose how often you want to come.
An easy start at the piano. 6-month initial term, €570 in total, then 3-month sections. No regular lessons during Hamburg school holidays and public holidays; your installments continue.
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For steady progress at the piano. 6-month initial term, €750 in total, then 3-month sections. No regular lessons during Hamburg school holidays and public holidays; your installments continue.
More than once a week, shaped around your goals — intensive technique or recital prep. We set the focus, pacing, and price together.
One-time purchase, not a subscription: 10 piano lessons to use at your own pace, valid for 12 months.
Every piano package includes 45-minute lessons, sheet music, practice materials, and technique feedback.
Ask about piano packagesCommon questions
Nothing at all — just come as you are. If you already play a little and want to bring a piece, wonderful, but it's completely optional.
That's exactly who trial lessons are for. We start from the very first note, and you'll be making a sound you're proud of before you leave.
Yes — a free 25-minute lesson at the studio, with no obligation. Nothing to pay, and nothing to commit to afterwards.
Very normal. I keep the first lesson gentle and playful, and you're welcome to stay in the room. Many shy children warm up the moment they hear the first note.
At the studio in central Hamburg, or online by video — whichever feels easiest for a first meeting.
Free at the Studio · 25 Minutes
Pick a time that suits you. We'll meet, you'll play, and you'll leave knowing whether it's right — with no pressure to continue.
