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Identify what needs attention
We begin with your current playing and decide which musical, technical, reading, or practice issue to address first.
Vienna Piano School — Tokyo & online
Classical piano lessons with a Vienna-trained pianist.
One-to-one lessons for beginners, returning adults, and pianists preparing for auditions. In English, Japanese, or German.
Free 55-minute trialScroll
Piano studios in Ikebukuro and Shinjuku, Tokyo. In-person lessons from October 2026; inquiries welcome now.
The lesson
Technique, expression, and effective practice.
Classical repertoire, from first pieces to advanced concert works. We identify what is holding you back — whether it is reading, technique, sound, or practice — and work through it together. You leave each lesson with a clear plan for what to do next.
Enea’s training
Trained in Vienna and Salzburg.
Enea earned a master's degree in piano performance from the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna (MUK) and graduated with distinction. He pursued further studies at Mozarteum University Salzburg and worked with the pianists below in lessons and masterclasses.
Watch
Excerpts from a recent recital.
Beethoven · 1804
Piano Sonata No. 21 in C major, Op. 53, “Waldstein”
I. Allegro con brio
Ravel · 1908
Gaspard de la nuit
III. Scarbo — Modéré
Lesson fees
Online · 60 minutesUS$40
Online · 90 minutesUS$60
In person · 55 minutesUS$40
Lessons at piano studios in Ikebukuro and Shinjuku begin in October 2026. Studio use is included. Your first 55-minute trial lesson is free, with no obligation to continue.
Piano faculty
Enea
Classical pianist · Founder, Vienna Piano School
Enea grew up in Vienna, completed a master's degree in piano performance there, and pursued further studies at Mozarteum University Salzburg. He performs in Austria and elsewhere in Europe and currently leads piano teaching at Vienna Piano School.
Teaching teens, adult beginners, returning players, and pre-conservatory students
Lessons in English, Japanese, or German
Piano Tech Support on YouTube — over 20,000 subscribers
Student experiences
From audition to music university.
Josh’s path to a music degree
Josh prepared Ravel’s Ondine from Gaspard de la nuit with Enea for his audition at the University of Melbourne. He went on to study piano in its Bachelor of Music programme, continuing lessons with Enea for university exams — including Scriabin’s Piano Sonata No. 5.
His guidance has been central to my university studies.
Some of the advice solved technical issues that I have been grappling with for months!
He quickly identified the major issues and gave very clear instructions on how I should practice to improve.
In the lesson
Know what to change — and why.
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Work on the cause
We look at why a passage is difficult, then address the movement, rhythm, listening, or musical understanding behind it.
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Plan your practice
Each lesson ends with specific tasks, so you know what to practice and how to check your progress.
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Review and build
At your next lesson, we review what changed, adjust the plan, and build on the work you have already done.
Start
Tell us about your playing.
Tell us your age, your piano background, what you are working on, if anything, and whether you prefer Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, or online lessons. That is all we need to arrange a trial lesson.
Do you teach pop, jazz, or film music?+
Lessons focus on classical piano across the centuries, including modern and contemporary compositions. Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, and Ravel are among the composers you can study, alongside more recent works. If your main goal is pop, jazz, or film music, a specialist in that repertoire may be a better fit.
Are beginners welcome?+
Yes. Beginners are welcome if they are ready for regular lessons and practice at home.
Can adults start from the beginning?+
Yes. Adult beginners and returning pianists are welcome. Lessons start with reading, basic technique, and a realistic practice routine.
What is the minimum age?+
Lessons are open to students of junior high school age and older.
Where do lessons take place?+
In-person lessons take place at piano studios in Ikebukuro and Shinjuku, Tokyo, from October 2026. Let us know which area you prefer when you inquire. We send the studio address once your first lesson is booked. Online lessons are available worldwide now.
See the admissions page for lesson options, fees, and inquiry details.