Instrument · 01
Piano Lessons
Individual lessons for all ages — from the very first five-finger position through to advanced students preparing for AMEB exams.
01The curriculum
Piano and violin are the instruments; theory and exam preparation are what turn playing into musicianship. Every course runs one-to-one, and every plan is written around a single student.
Studio recital
02Courses
Four programmes, taught side by side. Most students combine an instrument with theory, and add AMEB preparation when they are ready.
Instrument · 01
Individual lessons for all ages — from the very first five-finger position through to advanced students preparing for AMEB exams.
Instrument · 02
One-to-one violin tuition that nurtures students from first-position bowing through to advanced performance level.
Foundations · 03
Reading, harmony and aural skills taught alongside the instrument, so students understand what they are playing — and can start writing their own.
Exams · 04
Structured preparation across technical work, aural training, sight reading and repertoire, grade by grade, without the pressure of a single set of works.
03Levels
Students move at their own pace. These are the three shapes a musical education tends to take — not a rigid ladder.
Students build correct finger technique to lay solid foundations for easy progression. Lessons are fun and interactive, nurturing a musical interest early on.
Students explore expressive technique and gain the ability to perform pieces they genuinely enjoy. We look at the context of each composition and how it can be interpreted.
Students play complex works requiring high technicality and a broad repertoire across genres — expanding that repertoire, refining detail and finding a personal interpretation.
04Formats
Tailor your musical education to your schedule with a range of lesson formats, including in-person sessions.
Personalise your learning journey with a curriculum designed around your goals and preferences.
Examinations
Preparation runs alongside normal lessons rather than replacing them: technical work, aural training, sight reading and repertoire, grade by grade. Students sit exams when they are ready — not when the calendar says so.
05Questions
Fees, lesson lengths, sibling discounts and trial lessons — the things most families ask about first.
Lessons are typically 30 or 45 minutes, depending on age, level and goals.
Yes — dedicated AMEB preparation is part of our curriculum, covering technical work, aural training, sight reading and repertoire.
Carlingford, Fairfield, Epping and Cherrybrook.
Yes. Contact us for current fee details and sibling discount information.
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