As piano makers, we often work alone.

In my seminars, you'll have direct interaction with like-minded piano makers, forging valuable professional contacts and even friendships.

Learning is easier in an inspiring environment, and new experiences make your training unforgettable.

Berlin is not only the capital of Germany, but also one of the most important cultural cities in Europe – perhaps even the world.

During the seminars, we'll have the opportunity to experience Berlin's unique cultural landscape, with exhibitions, museums, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Musical Instrument Museum, and other attractions.

 Our restaurants offer a wide variety of options.

There are restaurants serving cuisine from Italy, Greece, Georgia, Spain, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Korea, Malaysia, Turkey, Mexico, Ukraine, Hawaii, France, Persia, India, and of course Germany – all within walking distance of the seminar venue!

During the two-week courses or when combining two one-week courses, excursions outside of Berlin can be organized with me or independently.

We will visit, for example, piano factories, the Wurzen felt factory, Renner, or Kluge factories, the Bach House in Eisenach, or other cultural sites – depending on the wishes and ideas of you.

After the seminar, you have the option of extending your stay in Berlin or Germany.

Go sightseeing!