Updated: 2026-10-11
Yes, when lessons are live, one-to-one and the camera is set up well. Over Zoom the teacher sees your hands, posture and touch, corrects in real time and adapts pace and pieces to you. Many students also value that there is no commute and that lessons can be recorded.
You and your teacher are connected live over Zoom, one-to-one and in real time. You play, the teacher listens and watches, interrupts when needed and demonstrates exercises. Questions in between are welcome at any time. After the lesson you get clear practice instructions.
Playing together in real time is not possible over Zoom because of small audio delays. Instead, the teacher demonstrates and you play it back. With headphones, stable internet and a well-placed camera, almost all disadvantages can be avoided.
“Lessons with Mirco are exactly what I was looking for. At the start we agreed on the content and learning goals together and made progress quickly. The pace is just right, and questions in between are answered competently. The technology works wonderfully. I can highly recommend Mirco as a piano teacher!”
Andi H., Google review
“I can recommend Mirco as a piano teacher, for beginners as well as advanced students. He is very flexible and makes sure the lessons match my learning pace. Despite the online format, the lessons never feel impersonal.”
Vahid T., Google review
“I am thrilled with the quality of the online lessons. After years of searching, I found the perfect way to learn piano alongside work and family. Mirco is a very professional and warm teacher who responds to individual needs and shapes the lessons with great commitment.”
Lucian D., Google review
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The first 30-minute trial lesson is free and non-binding. You see how technology, flow and teaching feel before you decide.
Mirco Lieber, MMag. teaches piano live over Zoom, one-to-one and at your pace. He is a concert musician with two completed master's degrees (accordion, Ljubljana; harpsichord, MDW Vienna) and more than 30 years of teaching experience. Rated 5.0 from 58 Google reviews.
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Yes. With a camera that shows your hands and keyboard, the teacher sees posture, fingering and touch and corrects in real time.
Not automatically. What matters is live guidance, one-to-one teaching and good technology. Many students report that the lessons never feel impersonal despite the online format.
A device with camera and microphone, stable internet and a piano or digital piano are enough. Headphones and a second camera angle help.
Yes, lessons can be recorded so you can review between sessions.
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