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  • • 6/23/26

    1st-grade

    Those little hands working so hard and so precisely — absolutely the cutest thing :)

    [Traditional Korean Children's Song]

  • • 6/23/26

    2nd-grade

    Not the easiest rhythm for young students, but through consistent practice and training, they're gradually building their rhythmic sense!

    [Silent Night | 6/8 Time Signature Practice]

  • • 6/23/26

    3rd-grade

    Starting at age 7, this student has grown remarkably over 3 years.

    With exceptional sight-reading and finger strength beyond her years, she tackled Mozart pieces usually reserved for older students. Practicing 5 days a week, 50 minutes each session

    [W.A Mozart Piano Sonata No.16, K.545]

  • • 6/23/26

    4th-grade

    A timeless masterpiece beloved by all.
    hope you enjoy every moment! 🥰

    [Ballade pour Adeline | Richard Clayderman]

  • • 6/24/26

    4th-grade(2)

    This student is always bursting with energy!

    We chose this calm and gentle piece to work on maintaining a stable, steady tempo without speeding up.

    So Proud of her!

    [Yiruma _ kiss the rain]

  • • 6/23/26

    5th-grade

    A 5th-grade elementary school student who is always enthusiastic and engaged during lessons, and maintains a consistent practice routine of 4–5 days per week, 40–50 minutes each session :)

    [W.A Mozart Piano Sonata No.12 3rd, K332]

  • • 6/23/26

    5th-grade(2)

    A student who has been with me for 4 years since he was 8.

    Growing stronger in both finger power and dedication, he pulled off this powerful piece impressively!

    [Burgmuller - L'orage / The Storm Op.109 No.13]

  • • 6/23/26

    6th-grade

    A student who squeezed time out of a busy schedule and never gave up! 💪

    [Pirates of the Caribbean OST – Piano 4 Hands]

  • • 6/24/26

    6th-grade(2)

    [N. Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of Bumble Bee]