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Clear lesson pricing for Paris students, with no guesswork

This page explains the lesson options at MK Piano Studio in Paris (75015), what each format includes, and how to choose a length that fits your schedule. If you are not sure, book a trial lesson and we will recommend a weekly plan based on your goals and current level.

Currency
All prices in EUR (€)
Location
In-studio near 75015 Paris
What’s included
Weekly plan + practice checkpoints

Lesson rates

Rates reflect one-to-one instruction and the preparation work around it: repertoire planning, technique sequencing, and written notes you can actually use between sessions. If you are comparing different studios in Paris, look for what is included in the weekly plan, not only the lesson minutes.

Best starting point

Trial lesson (60 min)

A full first session to assess technique, reading comfort, and current habits. You leave with a small practice plan for the next week, even if you decide not to continue.

Price
€70
In-studio (Paris 75015) or online
Book a trial lesson
Most common weekly lesson

Standard lesson (45 min)

The most efficient format for adults and teens who want steady momentum: enough time for technique, repertoire, and a clear weekly target without turning the session into a marathon.

Price
€55
Per lesson • In-studio or online
  • Written weekly practice plan with one clear “quality check”
  • Technique sequencing (scales, arpeggios, coordination drills)
  • Repertoire planning with bar-by-bar checkpoints
Request available times

If you are unsure between 45 and 60 minutes, choose 45 minutes first. We can adjust after a few weeks once your practice rhythm is stable.

Deep work format

Extended lesson (60 min)

A good fit when your repertoire has larger forms, complex pedalling, or layered voicing. It also works well if you can only meet every other week and want more time per session.

Price
€70
Per lesson • In-studio or online

Extended lessons are not “better” by default. Many students progress faster on 45 minutes weekly because feedback loops are tighter. The best plan is the one you can sustain in real Paris weeks.

Ask which length fits your goals

Scheduling and consistency

Most students choose a weekly slot to protect practice momentum. If your calendar changes (work travel, exams, performances), we can discuss a mixed approach—some weeks online, some weeks in-studio—while keeping the same lesson structure.

Payment notes

Payments are handled in EUR (€). You can ask for a clear written confirmation of the agreed format (45 or 60 minutes, in-studio or online) and the schedule that was reserved. If you need to pause, we will discuss the most sensible way to restart without losing continuity.

What is included in the price

Pricing only makes sense when you know what you are buying. The lesson itself is the visible part, but progress usually depends on the plan that connects the week together: technical focus, repertoire targets, and a self-check you can repeat without overthinking.

In practical terms, MK Piano Studio lessons in Paris are built around three recurring tools: a tempo strategy (small increments rather than brute force), a reading habit (short, frequent sight-reading), and a sound habit (tone, voicing, pedalling). These are deliberately unglamorous, but they are the scaffolding that makes a new piece feel manageable.

Written weekly plan
A short plan with a technique set, a specific section of repertoire, and one quality check (evenness, tempo stability, voicing, or pedalling clarity). It keeps practice objective.
Repertoire planning
Pieces are selected and paced to fit real life in Paris—work, study, travel—so you have enough challenge to grow without feeling stuck in endless restarts.
Online workflow (if needed)
For online lessons, simple camera setup guidance and optional short recordings make feedback precise. The teaching structure stays consistent with the in-studio approach.

A simple way to choose

Picking lesson length is easier when you start from the weekly rhythm you can maintain. The goal is not to buy more minutes; it is to keep feedback loops tight while your hands build reliable patterns.

Choose 45 minutes if…
you want a sustainable weekly format with clear technique + repertoire progress, and you can practice at least 4×20 minutes most weeks.
Choose 60 minutes if…
you are working on long-form pieces, dense harmony, or nuanced pedalling and voicing, or if you can only meet less frequently and want more time per session.
Practical note
If your schedule changes often, ask for a mixed plan (in-studio in Paris when possible, online when travel weeks appear). Consistency matters more than the format.
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Request availability and confirm your rate

Use the form to request a trial lesson or to confirm which lesson length fits your goals. We reply within 1 business day with available times for in-studio lessons in Paris (75015) or online lessons. Your details are used only to respond and schedule.

Hours
Monday–Friday 10:00–19:00 • Saturday 10:00–14:00

Lessons are educational services. Individual progress depends on practice time, prior experience, and learning pace.

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Ready to start with a clear plan?

Book a trial lesson and leave with a weekly practice plan that fits Paris life. In-studio lessons are available in 75015 Paris, and online lessons keep the same structure when travel or schedules get messy.

Response time
1
Business day for new inquiries