Private Piano Lessons for children and adults in Vienna with Pianist and experienced Professor Dunja ( on line and in person)

I am very pleased to recommend Dunja Novcic as an exceptional private piano teacher. Studying with her has been an inspiring and rewarding experience. Dunja brings together the rare combination of world-class musical training, extensive teaching experience, and a warm, supportive personality that makes every lesson both productive and enjoyable.



Her technical skill, musical depth, and professional discipline are evident from the very first lesson. She has performed across Europe and the United States. Learning from someone with such a rich artistic background is incredibly motivating.



As a teacher, Dunja is patient, clear, and highly encouraging. She has many years of teaching experience—both in private piano instruction and in formal school environments. Her teaching approach is always adapted to the student’s goals, age, and learning style. Whether working on technique, musical expression, theory, or repertoire, she explains concepts in a way that feels natural and manageable.



What I appreciate most is her ability to inspire progress. Dunja sets high standards while creating a positive and encouraging atmosphere.



Studying with her has significantly improved my musical understanding, technique, and confidence at the piano. I wholeheartedly recommend Dunja to anyone—beginner or advanced—who is seeking a dedicated, highly qualified, and truly inspiring piano teacher.



She is a remarkable musician and an outstanding educator.

I am Endre Orsovai, a pianist and a doctoral student at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest. I began my instrumental studies in Serbia, at the Petar Konjović Music School in Sombor.

Dunja Novčić was my second piano teacher at the aforementioned institution. Already during my very first piano lesson with her, it became clear to me that a true musician and artist-teacher would be the one to guide and illuminate my path in the years to come. I am not exaggerating when I say that I certainly would not be where I am today if it hadn’t been for Dunja.

She was the first person in my life to show me how to truly seek for, understand, and interpret the content behind the notes — the musical meaning that lies within the score. She made me realize that performing a piece of music means far more than just playing the correct notes at the right time.

It is to her that I owe my touch amd technique, as we spent countless hours working solely on producing the right sound and developing a relaxed yet precise motion technique. Above all, she considered the beautiful, singing tone of the piano to be the most important goal, and thanks to her exceptional pedagogical sense, this attitude has stayed with me to this day.

Thanks to Dunja’s tireless work, I was also able to gain admission to the Bartók Béla Secondary School of Music in Budapest in 2015. That was a huge milestone in my life, and it was Dunja who helped me take that step — one could say she “set me on my path.”

I will be grateful to her for the rest of my life.


Endre Orsovai