The piano produces melody, harmony and a bass line at the same time, so a pianist has a whole orchestra at their fingertips. Playing the piano helps you understand how music is structured: what you hear, you can also see on the keyboard. The repertoire is vast.
At Avonia, children can start the piano as early as age 4, depending on the child's readiness. Lessons are planned around each student's starting point and goals. For practising at home, it is worth getting an instrument of sufficient quality. Ask your teacher for advice before buying a piano.
How to get started.
Fill in the application
The application form is in Eepos, which is available in English: change the language with the flag in the menu. If applications are not open right now, leave your details in the form below.
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You’ll receive an email confirming that we have received your application. Places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and we will confirm your child’s place by email after the application period has ended.
The first term
Your teacher will contact you to agree on a lesson time. During the first term, you and your child will find out what music studies are like in practice.
Term fee
310 €
Basic studies, 30 min per week. Includes the weekly individual lesson, music perception studies and ensemble playing.
All feesApplication periods
4 Nov – 5 Dec and 5 – 22 May
For studies starting in the spring, apply 4 Nov to 5 Dec. For studies starting in the autumn, apply 5 May to 22 May. Applications open at 9:00.
In English
Welcome
Your child can study with us in English. You can contact our office in English, too.
info@avonia.fiPiano teachers
Student performances.
Friday Premieres is our students’ virtual stage on YouTube.
Piano: questions and answers.
At what age can my child start learning the piano?
At Avonia, children can start the piano as early as age 4, depending on the child's readiness. Lessons are planned around each student's starting point and goals.
Do we need our own piano?
For practising at home, it is worth getting an instrument of sufficient quality. Ask your teacher for advice before buying a piano.
Do we need an audition?
No. Places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
How long is a lesson?
Each week, students have a lesson on their main instrument or voice lasting 30, 45 or 60 minutes.
What does the term fee include?
Basic studies include the weekly individual lesson, music perception studies and ensemble playing.
Can my child study in English?
Yes. Your child can study with us in English, even if they don’t speak Finnish yet. You can contact our office in English, and we’ll help you get started.
Would you like us to contact you?
If applications are not currently open, or there are no places available for your chosen instrument, leave your contact details. Our office will contact you when a place becomes available and, if you wish, let you know when applications open.
Interested in the piano?
Get in touch or fill in the application form. You can contact us in English.