Liko Method Trial Public Lesson

Founder of the Liko Method
by Rico Weimer
Trial Public Lesson
(Workshop type)


Teaching / Learning, not
　A lesson that leads to a way of thinking


The Liko Method is
The Liko Method is a curriculum that makes students aware of their ability to think.
More than just playing the piano,
the effects on the brain of learning through
the effect on the brain,
the brain through music.

　There is also a Q&A corner
　Q&A corner is also available.

　The age and level of the class will be changed depending on the class.
　We recommend that you participate in more than one session,
　We recommend that you participate in more than one session.


If you are interested in performing, please send us an email with the title and composer of the piece you wish to perform,
　Please indicate the title of the piece and composer,
　Liko Method Mate
　rikomdjapan@gmail.com
　Please contact Liko Method Mate at with the title of the piece and composer.
　(limited seats)



[Rico Weimer].

Born in Okinawa, Japan, Rico began playing the piano at the age of four.
After graduating from high school, went to the U.S. by herself.
Studied piano performance at the Peabody Conservatory of Music with Walter Hautzig.
Studied piano performance under Walter Hautzig at the Peabody Conservatory.
After that, she moved to Paris, France,
studied with Mr. Edson Elias at Ecole Normale
Edson Elias at Ecole Normale.

She gave her debut recital in 1987.
He has performed solo and ensemble in the United States and Europe.
Solo and ensemble performances in the U.S. and Europe.

In 1998, he opened his own piano studio in Beverly Hills, California.
She has owned and operated a piano studio based in Beverly Hills since 1998,
In 2014, he opened the Rico Method School of Piano.

He also functions as a think tank, collecting and analyzing data on student and instructor experiences in lessons.
He is also involved in operational details not only as the founder but also as the head of the company.

Top Teacher Award from Steinway,
Top Teacher Award from Steinway.
He has been named an "Inspirational Wemen
Inspirational Wemen
by the Los Angeles Times.