All of the individual and group classes, offered by

The European Academy of Arts are now available online! Become a student of the Academy, or continue your studies online from the comfort of your home!

In preparation for the upcoming school year and recognizing the lasting threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, our team of world-class musicians, artists and mentors welcomes you to join, or to continue your studies at the Academy in the safety and comfort of your home.

Music and art studies provide irreplaceable spiritual nourishment for every student, regardless of age and level. From group fun and interactive classes for toddlers to individual classes of piano, saxophone, violin or Chinese dulcimer, our team has you covered.

Studying online at The Academy is safe, easy and beneficial

Online studies at EAA are presented via reliable and safe software platforms, such as Zoom, WhatsApp and Skype. Studying online is simple and easy, whether you use a computer, tablet or a smartphone! Our faculty will send you a secure link and will guide you before your first online lesson.

Registering for online lessons is simple

Contact us and we will be happy to match you with our amazing faculty!

Online individual classes include:

• Piano

• Strings, violin, viola, cello, bass, ukulele, guitar, Chinese dulcimer and guzheng

• Woodwinds, flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon

• Brass, saxophone, tuba, trumpet

• Composition and music theory

• Art, painting, drawing and sculpting

Online group classes include:

• Music history

• Music literature

• Keyboard skills

• Art

• Early music classes for toddlers and families

Tips for online lessons

• Please make sure you are in a relaxing, quiet environment, so that you can focus on the lesson and the interaction with your teacher with ease

• Make sure other software or online streaming are not interfering with your internet connection

• It is important to ensure the software used for classes is always up-to-date - either enable automatic updates, or check for updates manually

• Have a notebook and pencil/pen ready to take notes - teacher’s comments or homework assignments. If you wish, you may ask our faculty to keep a running list of homework assignments and to e-mail those to you.

• You may wish to record lessons partially, or in their entirety. This way you could revisit sections of the lesson and refresh your memory regarding particular comments or suggestions.