A Dream and Gift for Life
Learning to play a musical instrument is very rewarding and fulfilling, and we pride ourselves in making this opportunity available for students wishing to learn.
A lifetime of musical opportunity and talent could be discovered if given the chance. The satisfaction of sharing this gift with family and friends is also very exciting.
To play a musical instrument is a dream that many people have had throughout their life.
Recognised as one of the most popular instruments, the piano has been the chosen instrument of outstanding musicians, composers and music educators for generations, providing all the fundamental requirements for further music education.
Kylie - AAGM, MAGTR
Principal - Piano, Keyboard and Theory
Kylie Hall has had extensive experience in music teaching (over 20 years), plus local, interstate and overseas performances opportunities. As an active member of the Theatre Organ Society of Australia, Kylie has been the recipient of the prestigious American Theatre Organ Society's "Young Organist of the Year" competition, winning the Senior Division in 1995, plus the ROTOSA Competition in 1993. With many other performances, fundraising and a recording "Debut" - released in 1993, Kylie brings opportunities of performance for her students. She was also awarded outstanding achievement certificates for Practical Grade 4, 5 and 7 on Electronic Organ by the Australian Guild of Music and Speech. One of these awards was for the highest marks in both Australia and New Zealand in the two series of practical examinations held during 1988. She obtained her Associate Diploma on Theatre Pipe Organ (the first to do so in Australia) and Grade 7 theory in 1996.
Kylie's focus for her successful teaching of her students, is to have fun whilst learning as she believes that the most successful students are those who enjoy their music. Goal setting and learning the style of music that the student enjoys is encouraged as early as possible and contributes to the very high standard and student retention rate that she has. All teaching is conducted through individual tuition and adapted for the individual students needs. Musical instruments and styles offered are modern and classical piano and electronic keyboard. Kylie is also able to teach the Electronic Organ, however as this is an infrequent request at this stage, her focus is on piano students.
Music school functions are arranged throughout the year which include student concerts, workshops and student exam performance practices. Opportunities for exams through the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB), are available, or students can just play for fun and pleasure.
Kylie holds a valid Police Check, Working with Children's Check, Catholic Education Police Check, and Music Teacher Public Liability Insurance.
Kylie manages to run her own business, teaching many varied level students each week and spending family time with her very supportive husband and 2 young sons. In her few spare moments she enjoys spending time with the family dog 'Presto' who loves to run fast and enjoys the dog sport, Flyball.
Kylie looks forward to discussing your musical dreams and providing you with a fun and friendly learning environment.
Mitchell Park
Lucy - BMus
Consultant - Piano and Theory
Lucy has her Bachelor of Music in Performance majoring in Piano, Graduate diploma in Education and Graduate diploma of music (Performance and Pedagogy) at the Elder Conservatorium of Music - Adelaide University. She teaches piano and also accompanies ballet classes for students of all ages and levels. Lucy is devoted to music tuition and working with parents to help establish suitable learning materials and a course plan for lessons. She takes great interest in building up student's enjoyment of piano and encouraging their piano practice.
Lucy is bi-lingual and able to provide piano tuition in both Native Mandarin and English. Lucy provides quality tuition to selected Primary Schools in Adelaide and after hours tuition in North Adelaide and Crafers.
Lucy is bi-lingual and able to provide piano tuition in both Native Mandarin and English. Lucy provides quality tuition to selected Primary Schools in Adelaide and after hours tuition in North Adelaide and Crafers.
North Adelaide
Crafers
Nikita - St Peters and inner suburbs
Consultant - Piano, Saxophone and Music Theory
Nikita fell in love with music at a young age, starting piano when she was only 5. After much experience and trying multiple instruments e.g. the flute and trumpet, she settled on the saxophone, playing both classical and jazz music on music throughout her high school career. She completed Grade 7 AMEB (Piano for Leisure) in high school and is now studying third year classical saxophone at the Elder Conservatorium of Music. During this time, she has been involved in a highly diverse range of ensembles and is familiar with many genres of music, playing in concert band, Latin ensemble, wind orchestra, stage band, saxophone quartets, pit orchestras and singing in jazz choir, classical choir and State Opera just to name a few. She also loves musical theatre and finds herself at every show she can fit into her calendar. Nikita is passionate about music education, loves working with young people and is fascinated by the way music impacts our brains and our world.
Lily
Consultant - Piano, Voice, Composition and Theory
Lily began piano lessons at the age of 7 and has been singing since she was a toddler. Her love of music began to grow when she became a Special Interest Music Student at Marryatville High School, where she sang in many choirs and learned to play the cello. Upon graduating in 2014, Lily entered the Elder Conservatorium as a Classical Voice major, later deciding to change to Composition. She completed her double degree in 2019, now holding a Bachelor of Music in Composition as well as a Bachelor of Arts majoring in French Studies and minoring in History.
Lily has been heavily involved with the Adelaide choral scene for years as both a singer and an occasional conductor. She loves to compose and arrange, taking a particular interest in writing for vocal ensembles across a multitude of genres. In addition to classical music, Lily enjoys singing and playing in contemporary styles such as pop and jazz. She strives to inspire joy in others through her teaching, and is especially passionate about teaching music theory as a supplement to instrumental tuition, as it helps students understand the wondrous world of how music works.
Lily has been heavily involved with the Adelaide choral scene for years as both a singer and an occasional conductor. She loves to compose and arrange, taking a particular interest in writing for vocal ensembles across a multitude of genres. In addition to classical music, Lily enjoys singing and playing in contemporary styles such as pop and jazz. She strives to inspire joy in others through her teaching, and is especially passionate about teaching music theory as a supplement to instrumental tuition, as it helps students understand the wondrous world of how music works.
Lev
Consultant - Piano and Theory
Lev started playing piano at the age of 8 and fell in love with the instrument. He Graduated from Marryatville High on a music scholarship in 2015 and is currently completing his final year at the Elder Conservatorium, majoring in classical piano.
Before then, he reached AMEB grade 8 in classical music and grade 4 AMEB theory. In his schooling, he also studied the trombone and guitar and played in various school big bands, ensembles and sung in various choirs in Adelaide.
As a teacher, Lev strives to help students reach their full potential while engaging them by teaching and interacting in a fun and exciting manner.
Before then, he reached AMEB grade 8 in classical music and grade 4 AMEB theory. In his schooling, he also studied the trombone and guitar and played in various school big bands, ensembles and sung in various choirs in Adelaide.
As a teacher, Lev strives to help students reach their full potential while engaging them by teaching and interacting in a fun and exciting manner.
Aidan
Consultant - Voice, Piano (beginner) and Theory
Aidan began singing when he was 5 in the Shine Gospel Choir, as well as in Westbourne Park Primary's Festival of Music choir, where he was the only male soloist in both 2005 and 2006's Festival of Music concerts. Aidan also picked up piano when he was 10 and learnt it for 5 years, progressing to 4th Grade AMEB exams. At Cabra Dominican College, he continued singing in the style of Jazz and Musical Theatre, before pursuing Classical Voice at the Elder Conservatorium in 2012, under the tuition of Patrick Power.
Aidan is heavily involved in the classical and contemporary choral scene performing interstate and locally, as well as being part of the supporting choir for Adeles concert in Adelaide. His home group, Adelaide's Festival Statesmen Chorus representing Australia at the International Barbershop Competition held in Los Angeles in 2020. He also is a Vocal Mentor with Young Adelaide Voices Male Vocal Group. Aidan is very enthusiastic and caring to his students, and enjoys working with students on their technique and performance skills, as well as the versatility of teaching numerous genres (Classical, Contemporary, Jazz, Musical Theatre). He also enjoys teaching Beginner Piano as a foundation for students to learn what music is all about.
Aidan is heavily involved in the classical and contemporary choral scene performing interstate and locally, as well as being part of the supporting choir for Adeles concert in Adelaide. His home group, Adelaide's Festival Statesmen Chorus representing Australia at the International Barbershop Competition held in Los Angeles in 2020. He also is a Vocal Mentor with Young Adelaide Voices Male Vocal Group. Aidan is very enthusiastic and caring to his students, and enjoys working with students on their technique and performance skills, as well as the versatility of teaching numerous genres (Classical, Contemporary, Jazz, Musical Theatre). He also enjoys teaching Beginner Piano as a foundation for students to learn what music is all about.
