Looking for an organ teacher who truly moves you forward? A concert organist with a completed organ concert degree (Vienna MDW) and the Cembalo Magisterium, over 30 years of teaching experience, and students worldwide, live via Zoom, fully tailored to your level and repertoire.
Why this organ teacher is different
Most keyboard teachers focus on piano or organ one-sidedly. This teaching covers the full organ craft: manual technique, pedal playing, registration, and the three great epochs of organ literature. Your repertoire determines the technique exercises, from Bach to Duruflé.
| Your goal | How lessons work |
|---|---|
| Piano player, new to organ | Manual transfer, first pedal exercises, registration |
| Absolute beginner | Posture, manuals, first pieces within weeks |
| Advanced | Pedal technique, registration, concert repertoire |
| Church musician | Choral accompaniment, improvisation, service playing |
E-E-A-T: Why you can trust this teacher
The difference between a trained concert musician and a marketplace teacher shows up in the depth of training. A completed organ concert degree at the MDW Vienna is a rare and demanding qualification.
Training (concert level)
Mirco Lieber completed the organ concert degree at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MDW), holds the Cembalo Magisterium (harpsichord concert degree, MDW), and a master in accordion (Ljubljana). His teachers included Prof. Michael Stephanides (MDW) and Prof. Mario Perestegi (Ljubljana).
Credentials
- Organ concert degree, MDW Vienna (completed)
- MMag. — Cembalo Magisterium (harpsichord concert degree, MDW)
- Master in accordion, Academy of Music Ljubljana
- 30+ years of teaching and concert experience
How a lesson works
Live via Zoom, 1-on-1. You set up camera and instrument so your hands and pedal position are visible. The teacher corrects manuals, pedals, and registration in real time. Between lessons you receive structured exercises that build on each other.
How much do online organ lessons cost?
1-on-1 coaching programmes start at €150. Before that there is a free 15-minute discovery call, no obligation, no pressure.
Free Discovery Call
15 minutes, live on Zoom, with Mirco, no card, no pressure. Just bring your keyboard or organ and show what you want to play.
Book Your Discovery Call →Frequently asked questions
Can I learn organ online?
Yes. Mirco Lieber has taught organ students worldwide via Zoom for over 30 years. Manual technique, pedal playing, registration, and repertoire are conveyed in live 1-on-1 lessons just as well as in person.
What qualifies Mirco Lieber as an organ teacher?
Mirco Lieber, MMag., completed the organ concert degree at the MDW Vienna, holds the Cembalo Magisterium (harpsichord concert degree, MDW), and earned a master in accordion (Ljubljana). He has played and taught for over 30 years.
What repertoire can I learn on the organ?
Three great epochs: North German baroque (Bach, Buxtehude, Lübeck), French classicism (Böëly, Boëllmann, Franck), and the romantic symphonic tradition (Mendelssohn, Vierne, Duruflé, Dubois). Choral accompaniment and improvisation are also covered.
Do I need my own organ to start?
No. A keyboard or digital piano with a wide compass is enough to start. Access to a pipe organ becomes useful later, but is not a prerequisite. Your teacher advises you individually.
How much do online organ lessons cost?
1-on-1 coaching programmes start at €150. A free 15-minute discovery call shows you without obligation whether the lessons fit you.
Content written with AI support and reviewed by Mirco Lieber (FreeKeyLessons). Standing: September 2026.