piano teaching (1 Viewer)

[craziigal]

interested in learning the piano? need extra help?
i'm currently doing my Amus and have completed my Cmus exam with honours.
Looking for a part-time/casual job as being a piano tutor...or teacher...either one..
if interested pm me

 

[stainmepink]

im current doing my amus, and i need a piano teacher. my current one has deserted me because shes just too fucken busy and has left me in the middle of a music 2 hsc assessment. can anyone recommend me to anyone? i live in hurstville.

 

[LaraB]

guys - contact the MTA - they have a teacher's listing

they can give you a list of people in your area

 

[craziigal]

oo..

really...wheres the MTA ?and wat website??
hurstville...thats pretty far...cos theres a good teacher at carlingford area...

 

[LaraB]

really...wheres the MTA ?and wat website??
hurstville...thats pretty far...cos theres a good teacher at carlingford area...

MTA meaning Music Teacher's Association..

not sure off hand what their website it but you can just search it

i think from memory, the AMEB and Trinity sites have links to all that kinda thing. asll else fails, search in Sensis.com. lol

 

[craziigal]

@_@

that website doesn't let u post ur details up into teaching though..

 

[LaraB]

that website doesn't let u post ur details up into teaching though..

sorry was more directed to the other poster who was looking for a teacher

shoulda clarified - sorry.

yeah you gotta be a qualified teacher to post coz you have to be a member and thus - accredited.

 

[huh~~]

im current doing my amus, and i need a piano teacher. my current one has deserted me because shes just too fucken busy and has left me in the middle of a music 2 hsc assessment. can anyone recommend me to anyone? i live in hurstville.

I've heard of one piano teacher at Hurstville but forgot the full name. Think it was something like Katherine Phillips. She's an AMEB examiner so a pretty good teacher for amus and HSC Music 2. Try looking for her in the MTA site like LaraB suggested: http://www.musicnsw.com.au/

Generally speaking, piano teachers at diploma level are very busy. You don't get regular lessons that often.

 

[LaraB]

I've heard of one piano teacher at Hurstville but forgot the full name. Think it was something like Katherine Phillips. She's an AMEB examiner so a pretty good teacher for amus and HSC Music 2. Try looking for her in the MTA site like LaraB suggested: http://www.musicnsw.com.au/

Generally speaking, piano teachers at diploma level are very busy. You don't get regular lessons that often.

lol well my mum's a teacher and her and every other teacher i know does weekly lessons for all their students.. or fortnightly at the least....

 

[StGeorgeDragons]

wats Amus, and Cmus , how far is it above 8th grade?

 

[stainmepink]

I've heard of one piano teacher at Hurstville but forgot the full name. Think it was something like Katherine Phillips. She's an AMEB examiner so a pretty good teacher for amus and HSC Music 2. Try looking for her in the MTA site like LaraB suggested: http://www.musicnsw.com.au/

Generally speaking, piano teachers at diploma level are very busy. You don't get regular lessons that often.

OMG her!!! i got taught by her in yr 2 and she gave me a good mark for my 7th grade ameb. i don't think she remembers me, but wow thanks for the suggestion!

 

[Phanatical]

CMusA was the highest level in the Piano for Leisure course. It's a recreational qualification that recognises that a pianist can play beyond 8th grade level, without the broader academic study required of a professional level pianist, and is no longer offered by the AMEB.

The AMusA is the first of the four Diploma-level qualifications awarded by the AMEB, and requires candidates to meet not just a technical standard, but also a general understanding of academic practice, repertoire and historical background in relation to the instrument. Placed in context, a student must perform at AMusA level for entrance into the BMus (Perf.).

 

[nit]

Yes I thoroughly recommend Katherine Phillips. I learnt the violin from her for 10 years and she's dedicated to the music. She's located at Bexley which isn't far from Hurstville.