The page for students
The page for students
Nadia has been teaching since 2010, working with students from beginners to post-diploma level. Aside from having a private studio in Sydney's North-West, she is available to teach as part of the Sydney Conservatorium Open Academy Program, and has at various times given lessons at a number of private schools. Many students have achieved excellent marks in AMEB exams, and have received prizes at eisteddfods and the NSW Junior Music Festival, awards at local competitions and scholarships. Nadia teaches solo piano, chamber music and theory/musicianship.
Nadia also conducts lessons via online platforms. She will be happy to hear from potential students from around the world.
Materials provided on this page are aimed at intermediate-level students.
Useful sites
Links to online score libraries:
Tarakanov Score Archive (in Russian)
Books to read:
The Art of Piano Playing by Heinrich Neuhaus
From the Pianist's Bench by Boris Berman
Pianism as an Art by Samuil Feinberg
Exercises:
Other useful materials:
'Richter The Enigma' film
'The Golden Age of the Piano' film
jsbach.it - A portal on Italian projects and studies related to Bach. By Chiara Bertoglio and Maria Borghesi.
A list of sites that may be useful for musicians with vision difficulties and their teachers (unfortunately the list itself is not in a limited vision-friendly format), as well as a related article I have written for a conference are available on the Russian version of the website: Here.
Links for Sydney students:
For people commencing lessons with a limited classical music background the following listening list may be useful: Listening suggestions.
For a suggested playlist of Australian music please click here.
Please submit any questions using the form below.