Organ Lessons & Repertoire — Mirco Lieber
Projects, Playlist und Concerts
My organ repertoire includes compositions by J. S. Bach, D. Buxtehude, Boëlly, G. Frescobaldi, V. Lübeck, L. Boëllmann, F. Mendelssohn, L. Vierne, M. Duruflé, Th. Dubois, and C. Franck, spanning the North German Baroque, French Classical, and Romantic-Symphonic organ traditions. I began my organ studies in Ljubljana with Prof. Mario Perestegi, continued in Vienna with Prof. Michael Stephanides, and studied further with Prof. Wolfgang Capek. The organ was part of my broader training in keyboard performance practice at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana and the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MDW), alongside accordion and harpsichord. Registration, pedal technique, and the acoustics of the performance space are central to how I both play and teach this repertoire in my online lessons.
Mirco Lieber-Accordionist, Harpsichordist, Organist, Pianist
Learn organ online with Mirco Lieber, trained in Ljubljana, Vienna (MDW) and under Prof. Wolfgang Capek, with repertoire spanning North German Baroque, French Classical and Romantic-Symphonic traditions. Online organ lessons cover registration, pedal technique and the acoustic awareness that shapes how this repertoire is played, skills built on the same keyboard foundation as piano, harpsichord and accordion. Join ML Online-Music School to begin studying organ with a concert musician.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I learn piano or accordion online?
Yes — Mirco Lieber offers 1-on-1 live coaching via Zoom for piano, accordion, melodica, keyboard, organ, and harpsichord. Lessons are tailored to your level and goals, with session recordings and practice notes after every lesson.
What is the best age to start music lessons? The ideal age varies, but generally 5-7 years old is a good starting point. Adults can learn at any age and often progress faster due to better focus and discipline.
What makes Mirco Lieber's teaching unique? Mirco Lieber (MMag., MDW Vienna) is a concert musician with 30+ years of teaching experience. His teaching focuses on lead sheets, chord progressions, improvisation, and is open to any repertoire — blues, jazz, pop, film music, and classical.