Before we work on a phrase or a passage, we start from how the body is actually built to move - its anatomy and biomechanics - because technique works best when it follows the body’s design instead of fighting it.
If you want real change rather than another lesson over the same ground, we’ll most likely get on well.
You don’t need to commit to lessons before we speak. We begin with one focused conversation about your playing, your goals and what is currently getting in the way.
We start with a short conversation - where you are, what you want, and whether I’m the right teacher for you. No commitment.
I work with students across different time zones, making online lessons possible wherever you are.
We work wherever you are, focusing first on how your body meets the instrument, then on everything that builds on it: sound, technique, repertoire, the stage.
The aim isn’t to get through more material - it’s to play more freely, with less effort and more confidence.
Online · no commitment · a conversation about your playing
After the intro call, we’ll know which format gives your goal enough time.
That’s exactly what the free intro call is for.
“What I find particularly distinctive about her teaching is her precision and attention to detail - musically, technically, and interpretatively. I also greatly appreciate her knowledge of ergonomics and her focus on helping students develop a sustainable and injury-free playing technique. Every time I have a lesson with her, I learn a lot.”
“She has not only helped me find a playing technique that is sustainable and as relaxed as possible, but through this ergonomic approach she has also helped me improve my intonation, tone quality, and articulation.”
“Agata’s dedication, professionalism, and artistic expertise make her an outstanding teacher. I am deeply grateful for her support and for the inspiration she continues to provide in my musical journey.”