Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighbourhood, Québec City
Piano lessons in Québec City
A private studio, one-on-one lessons every week, for every age — from a first encounter with the keyboard through advanced repertoire.
20 minutes, one-on-one. Free all September, Fridays and Saturdays — a card is saved to guarantee the spot, never charged if you show up.
The trial lesson — free all September
- 20 minutes alone with the teacher, at the studio piano.
- Free, back-to-school offer. A card is saved to guarantee the spot — charged only for a no-show without cancellation.
- You see the slots that are genuinely free and choose yours — no waiting, no email back-and-forth.
- No commitment beyond it: registering for a session is a separate decision, made afterwards.
Who teaches
Mircea Chiriac
Master's degree in piano performance from Université Laval, earned along an unconventional path: started on his own around age eight, admitted to the classical piano auditions with no teacher, then accepted into the master's on the first try — only two students that year.
He has been teaching for more than ten years running, to every age. Since the pandemic, only in the private studio: no more schools, no more groups, just his own students.
Rates
- 30 minutes$40
- 45 minutes$50
- 60 minutes$60
Rate per lesson, billed for the full session. Lessons take place weekly, at the same time. Payment in one, two, or four installments — a discount applies depending on the plan.
Practical details
- Location
- Saint-Jean-Baptiste neighbourhood, Québec City
- Teaching days
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
- Hours
- 9 am to 9 pm
- Studio closed
- Friday and Saturday
- Languages
- French or English
How it works
- 1You book the trial lesson online and choose your slot.
- 2We meet at the studio: you play, we talk goals, level, and instrument.
- 3If you want to continue, you send your availability for the session.
- 4A personalized proposal arrives with your time slot, the exact total, and the payment options.
Common questions
What ages do you teach?
Children, teens, adults, CEGEP and university students — the studio teaches all ages, from a first encounter with the keyboard to advanced repertoire.
How long is a lesson?
30, 45, or 60 minutes. Thirty suits young beginners; forty-five is the most popular choice; sixty is for advanced students and adults working a piece in depth.
Do I choose my lesson time?
For the trial lesson, yes, directly online. For a full session, the slot comes out of optimizing the entire schedule once all availability has been received — that is what lets every family land on a time that genuinely works.
Are lessons individual?
Always. Siblings and friends can be scheduled back to back in one continuous block, but each keeps their own lesson.
How does payment work?
Online, by pre-authorized bank debit (Canadian account) or credit card. A session total reflects the actual number of lessons, not a flat package, and is shown to you before any commitment.
Getting started
The best way to know whether it suits you is to come and play once. September spots fill as schedules get confirmed.
20 minutes, one-on-one. Free all September, Fridays and Saturdays — a card is saved to guarantee the spot, never charged if you show up.