Liko Method Academy Public Lesson Encore Tour

11/30 (Sat) Part 1: 11:00 -
　　　　　　Part 2: 14:00-
　　　　　　Part 3 from 17:00

What is her idea of early childhood education and music education?
And an open lesson incorporating the Liko Method.
Don't miss it!

Rico Weimer
Pianist, Educator, Founder of the Liko Method
Born in Okinawa, Japan. After graduating from high school, went to the U.S. by herself.
Studied piano performance at the Peabody Conservatory under Walter Hautzig.
Later, she moved to Paris, France to study with Edson Elias at the Ecole Normale.
Since his debut recital in 1987, he has been active as a soloist and in ensembles.
Specializing in a talk/lecture style, he has given concerts throughout the U.S., Europe, and Japan.
Since 1985, she has had studios in Baltimore, San Francisco, and Paris, where she teaches students and conducts a series of master classes and seminars for piano educators.
The Liko Method is a curriculum that makes students aware of their ability to think.
The Liko Method is a curriculum that makes students aware of their ability to think, and offers the brain benefits of learning through musical notation, more than just playing the piano, in a game-like way. The Liko Method has been presented in France, Germany, Austria, and Hungary, as well as in the United States.
In 1998, he opened a piano studio based in Beverly Hills, and in 2014, he opened the Liko Method School of Piano. Students range from children to those on the autism spectrum to Hollywood Grammy Award-winning producers and musicians, all taught through a unique curriculum that utilizes classical music and musical notation. The Los Angeles school serves as a think tank, collecting and analyzing data on student and instructor experiences in the classroom. He is also involved in the operational details of the company, not only as its founder, but also as its head. The Liko Method Online Campus, released in 2022, provides access to nine piano books and a lesson recording system, and its member instructors are spread all over the world, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, Hungary, England, and Japan. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her psychiatrist husband, corporate director son, and rescue mongrel dog.
Vice Director of the Jan Weimer Charitable Foundation at Stanford Medical School.