by Liubov Guseva
Steinway Educational Partner
Juilliard School, New York, NY
Postgraduate with Honors The Gnesins
Russian Academy of Music, Moscow
Piano
Have you or your child ever wanted to play the piano? It is never too late or too early to start!
Voice
Learn how to sing for the first time or improve your current technique. Sing just for fun or prepare for a performance.
Music Theory
Learn how to read music as this will enable you to play any music or transition to other instruments in the future.
For any questions about the music lessons or to get started with your enrollment, please reach out to me directly. I'm here to assist you and provide further details about the offerings.
Registration is now open for music classes at Guseva’s Music School in New York City! I offer a personalized approach to music education, tailored to each student's unique needs. I've crafted original programs that combine the best methods from Europe and America, ensuring a customized learning experience for every age and skill level.Whether you're a beginner or an advanced musician, I welcome students of all ages. I'm dedicated to helping you achieve your musical goals through individually designed programs and teaching techniques. For more information or to discuss your music lesson needs, feel free to reach out to me!
From beginners to advanced, online or in person—learn at your own pace with personalized guidance.
Lessons for children are held in an interesting and fun way. Initial skills are acquired on the keyboard using different instruments. These piano games lessons for children incorporate music and movement in a relaxed atmosphere. The main goal is to instill a love for music. A special program is designed for the youngest children ages 2 to 4 years old.
Lessons for Adults are held in a cozy atmosphere in my studio. If you have long dreamed of learning how to play or sing your favorite songs, but you did not have the opportunity – now is the time when you can learn music you love to play while learning excellent technique. You are never too old to realize your desires to learn how to sing or play the piano!
Lessons for kids and adults who have no music experience but want to learn the basics of music theory, vocal, and piano skills. Each lesson is designed to build a strong foundation, making the learning process enjoyable and accessible for everyone. You'll gain confidence with every step as you explore the fundamentals of music.
For children and adults looking to improve their skills or prepare for auditions, exams, and competitions like NYSSMA (New York State School Music Association), Gifted and Talented programs, or ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music), these lessons offer focused guidance. I'll help you master the required pieces and ensure you’re performance-ready—an opportunity to shine that shouldn't be missed!
Students from all over the world can join our school. In a cozy atmosphere and a place familiar to you at home, at a time convenient for you and your teacher, you can comprehend the laws of music and acquire the necessary music skills online using Skype or ZOOM platforms. Online piano or vocal lessons are a personalized learning experience. Each lesson is adapted to the student’s needs.
For those who want to sing or play the piano professionally, the best option is to have music lessons in person. Learning music in person is the best way to focus on professional goals, such as setting hands, fluent reading of notes, coordination of hearing and voice, developing finger fluency, developing an ear for music and sense of rhythm, a sense of artistic and aesthetic taste, growth and tackling challenging pieces or concepts.
Professionally and classically trained pianist, voice coach, conductor and music theory teacher
Hold Masters degree from Gnesins’ Russian Academy of Music in Moscow. Graduated with honors from graduate and postgraduate programs
Completed a Vocal Course at Juilliard School in New York, NY
I love teaching the piano, voice and theory to my students of all ages from children to adults. The annual recitals and holiday concerts are special events that I organize and welcome all of my students from beginners to advanced performers to participate.Besides teaching, I also serve at Presbyterian and Seventh-Day Adventist churches as a pianist, organist, vocalist and music director. I invite all music lovers to join my school and together build a happy and creative environment for children and adults of Manhattan and the New York community.You are encouraged to check the videos and pictures of my work below and contact me for more information.
“I feel incredibly lucky to have the best job in the world—playing music and sharing the joy and knowledge of it with my students!”
1. Tuition is paid on the 1st day of each month, for the upcoming month.
2. Student request to reschedule or make up any lesson must be made at least 24 hours in advance limited to 2 lessons per semester.
3. There is no transfer of any portion of tuition from one month to another.
4. Students are required to provide a 30 day advanced notice for ending steady lessons, including any long break. If a timeslot is empty for more than 2 weeks in a row, it may be released to other students.
You can start developing your child s musical abilities from 2-3 years old. There are many interesting techniques for the smallest. The most important thing is to choose the right teacher for your child.
30, 45 or 60 minutes.
For children I recommend twice a week for 30 minutes.
Music lessons for adults are set up on a weekly basis for 45 or 60 minutes each week.
First of all, a great desire and of course an instrument if you want to learn how to play the piano.
You need a piano, a laptop, tablet, or smartphone, and a stable internet connection.
All materials what you need will send through the online platform. In addition, you can purchase suggested music books on you own.
Learning music in person is the best way to focus on professional goals such as – setting hands, fluent reading of notes, coordination of hearing and voice, developing finger fluency, developing an ear for music and sense of rhythm, a sense of artistic and aesthetic taste, growth and tackle challenging pieces or concepts.
Yes, you can combine two subjects in one lesson.
I do recommend all students to study theory of music. If you are taking piano or vocal lessons I would encourage combine it with the theory of music.
Students are not required to participate in concerts. This is a voluntary desire to share their talents in front of friends and family. It is beneficial for any student to participate, where they can display their knowledge and growth while gaining confidence, raising self esteem and simply enjoying themselves performing in public.
Students who practice piano at home achieve significantly greater results.
It is no secret that playing the piano, and music in general, has a strong impact on a person’s mental activity, due to which different parts of the brain are activated, motives and texts are remembered. Some studies say that the brain of a musician has more neurovascular bundles connecting the left hemisphere with the right one.
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