Maestria

The Last Bar Recital · by invitation

It's not too late. It's twelve weeks.

In twelve weeks, you play your piece from the first bar to the last, in a hall near your home, for the people who never heard you play.

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$12,0004 recitals a season · a call within three days · nothing is paid before it
A woman works alone by lamplight in a dark workshop.
Chopin playing the piano in a salon, surrounded by listeners. Painting by Henryk Siemiradzki, 1887.

A room. A piano. The people who matter.

Henryk Siemiradzki, Chopin in Prince Radziwiłł's salon, 1887

What you receive

Twelve weeks, one evening.

What we ask of you

Fifteen minutes a day. That is the whole practice.

  1. Twelve lessons.

    One a week, forty-five minutes, at a time that suits you.

  2. One short video a week.

    Sixty seconds of you playing, wherever you are in the piece.

  3. Fifteen minutes a day.

    Five days out of seven.

The Last Bar Guarantee

Do the work: twelve lessons, one short video a week, fifteen minutes a day. If you can't play the last bar by week twelve, we move the recital and your lessons continue at our cost until you can.

How it happens

An invitation, then a call.

  1. You ask.

    Tell us where you live and who you would invite. We reply within three days and call you.

  2. You reserve.

    A $2,000 deposit reserves the hall and your season. The balance is due before your first lesson.

  3. Twelve weeks later, they are in the room.

    You play. They listen. The film arrives within two weeks.

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Where would they hear you?

4 recitals a season. Nothing is paid before we have talked.

If your piece is already commissioned, say so: your $249 counts.