Frequently Asked Questions

EKO B.V. currently offers six structured educational programs:

• Piano Foundations (8 weeks) for complete beginners
• Music Theory for Piano (6 weeks) covering notation, scales, and harmony
• Intermediate Piano Skills (10 weeks) for developing technique
• Sight-Reading & Ear Training (6 weeks) for musicianship development
• Piano Performance Practice (8 weeks) for performance preparation
• Adult Piano Learning (12 weeks) for adult beginners and returning learners

Yes. Music notation and sight-reading are included in beginner and intermediate learning pathways. The Piano Foundations program introduces note reading from the very first week, and the Sight-Reading & Ear Training program provides dedicated instruction in music reading and listening skills.

Music theory is woven into all piano programs at a level appropriate to each course. The dedicated Music Theory for Piano program provides a thorough study of notation, rhythm values, intervals, scales, chords, key signatures, and harmony basics. Other programs incorporate relevant theory concepts as they arise in the context of keyboard practice and repertoire study.

Depending on your availability and learning goals, it is possible to enroll in more than one program simultaneously. For instance, some learners combine the Piano Foundations program with the Music Theory for Piano course to develop both practical and theoretical skills in parallel. Contact us for personalized scheduling guidance.

To enroll, visit our Contact page and submit an inquiry form indicating your preferred program and learning format. Our team will respond with detailed program information, scheduling options, and enrollment steps. You can also reach us directly at [email protected].

Selected programs may include certificates of completion confirming educational participation. These certificates acknowledge that the participant has completed the structured program content. They are not professional certifications and do not represent accreditation by any governmental or examination body.

No. Programs are educational only and do not guarantee exam results, auditions, academic admission, employment, professional performance opportunities, or career outcomes. The goal of each program is to provide structured, quality instruction that supports your personal musical development. Results depend on individual effort, practice, and dedication.

We understand that schedules can change. If you need to pause or adjust your lesson schedule, please contact us as early as possible so we can accommodate your request. Specific policies regarding rescheduling and pausing are discussed during the enrollment process and depend on the format of your chosen program.