Your online harpsichord teacher – Mirco Lieber, MMag. Concert musician with a completed concert degree in harpsichord and organ studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MDW), plus a concert degree in accordion (Ljubljana), with over 30 years of teaching experience. Live from your living room, in real time.
Book a Free Trial Lesson NowHarpsichord teachers with genuine concert-level training are rare – especially in your own region. Online lessons solve exactly this problem: you learn with a musician with solid training in historical performance practice, regardless of where you live. Over Zoom, your teacher corrects touch, fingering, ornaments, and figured bass fundamentals just as precisely as in the same room – with camera angles on the manuals and hands.
Pianists: You want to play Baroque music in an authentic style and understand the difference between piano and harpsichord technique.
Returning players: You build on existing knowledge and deepen stylistics and figured bass.
Beginners: You discover the instrument from the ground up – posture, touch, first pieces.
Many students begin on a digital piano with weighted keys. Posture, touch technique, and stylistics can already be developed well this way – buying a harpsichord or digital harpsichord can follow once it's clear that the instrument suits you.
In 30 minutes we get to know each other: you share your goals, get to try things out, and receive an honest assessment. You'll see exactly how online lessons work – with no obligation.
Secure Your Free Trial LessonBookable month by month. No long-term commitment – you stay flexible, your lessons stay consistent.
Look for training in historical performance practice (ideally a concert degree), experience with the instrument itself, and a clear method for touch, ornaments, and figured bass. With the free trial lesson, you can test the teacher and online lessons without obligation.
Yes. Touch, fingering, and articulation can be taught precisely over Zoom with multiple camera angles – even without owning a harpsichord at the start.
Not necessarily. You can start on a digital piano with weighted keys – for advanced playing, a harpsichord or digital harpsichord is recommended in the medium term.
For pianists, returning players, and beginners of all ages interested in historical performance practice – from anywhere in the world.
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