Teen students
For junior high school age and older students who need a stronger foundation in reading, technique, rhythm, and weekly practice.
Applications open for June 2026
Shinjuku and online
One-to-one piano lessons in Shinjuku and online.
Weekly private lessons for beginners, returning adults, experienced players, and students preparing for auditions or competitions. We work on sound, reading, technique, interpretation, and how to practise.
FREE TRIAL LESSON
30 minutes. Absolutely free.
Start with a no-cost trial to discuss your current level and goals. Regular 55-minute lessons can then be booked one at a time for ¥4,500.
Shinjuku + online
Regular 55-minute lessons
Junior high school age and adults
English, Japanese, German
Free 30-minute trial lesson
LESSON FORMAT
Study in person in Shinjuku or online as a regular weekly format.
Regular 55 min
Who Lessons Are For
Practical weekly lessons for different starting points.
The studio works with students from junior high school age through adulthood. The level can vary; the common point is a serious weekly rhythm.
Adult beginners and returners
For adults starting from the beginning, returning after a long break, or wanting a serious weekly routine without a school-like atmosphere.
Experienced and advanced players
For students who want more specific work on tone, structure, interpretation, difficult passages, and how to practise efficiently.
Auditions and competitions
For conservatory entrance, competitions, examinations, and performance preparation where repertoire, pacing, and feedback need to be organized carefully.
What Happens In Lessons
We break the problem down into playing and practice.
Lessons are not just playing through a piece again. We identify what is difficult, why it is difficult, and what should change.
Understand the current problem
We start by listening to what is happening now: the piece, the technical issue, the reading problem, or the practice routine that is not working.
Work on technique, reading, tone, and structure
Lessons do not stop at repeating a passage. We look at why it is difficult and what needs to change in movement, sound, rhythm, or understanding.
Make home practice clear
Each week ends with concrete practice tasks, so students know what to do at home and how to measure progress.
Improve through weekly continuity
Regular lessons make it possible to keep checking, adjusting, and building playing habits over time.
Enea teaches in Shinjuku and online, with lessons available in English, Japanese, or German.
Teacher Background
Viennese training, used as a practical teaching method.
Enea grew up and studied in Vienna. That background informs how he listens to tone, phrasing, rhythm, and structure, but the focus remains each student's actual progress every week.
Enea grew up and studied in Vienna
Conservatory training informs how he listens to tone, phrasing, rhythm, and structure
The focus stays on the student's actual progress each week
Programs and Pricing
Start with a trial lesson, then move into a weekly format.
The trial lesson is 30 minutes and absolutely free. Regular lessons are 55 minutes and can be booked one at a time for ¥4,500.
Trial Lesson
Free
A free first meeting to understand your current level, goals, and whether the studio is a good fit.
- 30 minutes
- Absolutely free
- In person or online
- Level, goals, repertoire, and next steps are discussed
Studio Tuition
Single lesson ¥4,500
A regular one-to-one piano lesson booked one lesson at a time after the free trial.
- One private lesson (55 min)
- In person in Shinjuku or online
- Technique, reading, tone, repertoire, and practice planning
- Book as needed after the trial lesson
Advanced / Pre-Conservatory
By consultation
For university auditions, international competitions, advanced examinations, and high-level repertoire work. The plan is discussed after the trial lesson.
- 55-minute private lessons
- Audition and competition planning
- Priority enrollment in performance coaching sessions
- Access to studio classes when available
- Participation in studio concerts
Studio and Online Format
In-person lessons in Shinjuku, with online study available.
Regular lessons are 55 minutes. The goal is continuity: check the work, adjust it, and make the next practice step clear.
One-to-one lessons in a reserved time slot
Technique, reading, tone, interpretation, and practice planning
Clear work to take home after each lesson
In-person study in Shinjuku or regular online lessons
Studio Classes and Events
Listening, score study, and performance opportunities.
These activities support the private lessons. They are kept concrete and useful rather than presented as a large institution.
Listening and Score Study
These sessions explore recordings, scores, and live performances together. Repertoire changes each term. Open to all levels, with no preparation needed.
Topics in Music History
A rotating series on the music, composers, and ideas that shaped the piano, from Baroque keyboard works through the Viennese classics to the 20th century.
Performance Class
Once a month, students perform for each other and receive faculty feedback in a relaxed, supportive setting.
Studio Concert
A formal performance event held once per term, giving students a real stage experience in a serious but encouraging environment.
Enrollment
The first step is a trial lesson inquiry.
Share your age, current level, repertoire if you have any, goals, and whether you prefer Shinjuku or online lessons.
Send an inquiry
Share your age, current level, a piece or two you've been working on, and what you'd like to get out of lessons.
Get a response
Enea reads each inquiry and replies with availability and next steps.
Trial lesson
If it seems like a good fit, a first lesson is arranged in Shinjuku or online.
FAQ
Common questions before applying
Are beginners welcome?
Yes. Beginners are welcome if they are ready for regular weekly study and home practice.
Can adults start from the beginning?
Yes. Adult beginners and returning pianists are welcome. Lessons start with reading, basic technique, and a realistic practice routine.
What is the minimum age?
Junior high school and above.
What languages are available?
Lessons can be held in English, Japanese, or German.
Where do lessons take place?
Lessons are offered in person in Shinjuku or online. Studio details are shared once an inquiry is confirmed.
Is online instruction available?
Yes. Online study is available as a regular format or alongside in-person lessons in Shinjuku.
What happens in the trial lesson?
The trial lesson is a free 30-minute first meeting. We listen to your current playing if you have repertoire, discuss your background and goals, and outline the best next step.
How much are regular lessons?
The trial lesson is free. Regular single lessons are ¥4,500 for one 55-minute lesson. Advanced preparation is discussed after the trial lesson.
Can I book single lessons?
Yes. Regular lessons can be booked one at a time for ¥4,500 per 55-minute lesson after the free trial.
Can you help with auditions and competitions?
Yes. Advanced preparation is available for conservatory entrance, competitions, examinations, and demanding repertoire.
What if I need to cancel a lesson?
Lessons cancelled with more than 48 hours notice may be rescheduled within the same month, subject to availability. Late cancellations cannot be made up.
TRIAL LESSON
Start with a trial lesson so we can understand your current level and goals.
Beginners, returning adults, and experienced players are welcome to apply.