Welcome to our piano tutoring services! Our experienced and dedicated piano tutors and accompanists are here to help you reach your musical goals, whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced piano player seeking to improve your skills.
We hold a comprehensive list of piano tutors and accompanists that offer private and group piano lessons for people of all ages and skill levels, and are able to tailor their teaching approach to your individual needs and interests.
Piano tutors & accompanists locations
Auckland
Auckland
Auckland
Auckland
CBD
Piano and accompanying.
Maree Kilpatrick. P: 020 4141 4211 or E: [email protected]
Piano and accompanying.
Monica Chang (MMus). P: 021 660 856 or E: [email protected]
EPSOM
Piano, accompanying and theory.
Josiah Kennerley (ATCL). Ten years experience.Willing to travel to students’ homes. P: 021-269-3624 or E: [email protected]
MT EDEN
Piano, accompanying and aural training.
Evans Chuang W: www.ecmusic.co.nz. Reputable accompanist for Trinity and ABRSM exams. Also Epsom and Remuera. E: [email protected]
ALBANY
Piano, accompanying and aural training.
Ludwig Treviranus (DMus, MMus, LRSM) W: www.ludwigtreviranus.com.All examinations or performances. E: [email protected]
BAYVIEW
Piano, theory, accompanying.
Elaine Lim-Wong (Perf Cert, ATCL, AIRMT). P: 021 261 4397 or E: [email protected]
GLENFIELD
Piano lessons and accompanying.
Sheryl Clarke. P: 09 444 1960 or E: [email protected]
HIGHLAND PARK
Piano, accompanying and aural training.
Christina Huang (DMus, D Piano Performance). All examinations or performances. E: [email protected]
GLEN EDEN
Piano and accompanying.
Erin Fagan (BMus (Hons)). Specialises in vocal/instrumental accompanying.Will travel to Titirangi. P: 021 024 03314 or E: [email protected]
TITIRANGI
Piano, theory, composition and accompanying.
Courtney Noble (ATCL, BMus, LDipA, AIRMT, LMusTCL). Can travel to Helensville. P: 021 076 8662 or E: [email protected]
Rest of North Island
Rest of North Island
Rest of North Island
Rest of North Island
LEVIN
Piano accompanying.
Myrna Michell (MA, BA(Hons)).Specialises in vocal accompaniment.Can travel between Palmerston North and Wellington. E: [email protected]
WELLINGTON
Piano and accompanying.
Anna Rachael McBride (BA, ATCL).Can travel between Wellington-Wairarapa-Palmerston North for accompanying work. P: 027-579-1064 or E: [email protected]
South Island
South Island
South Island
South Island
CHRISTCHURCH
Piano, theory and accompanying.
Natalie Wilson (BMus (Hons), ATCL). W: www.doremimosa.com. Exams, theory, aural, Suzuki. P: 020 436 7364 or E: [email protected]
Piano Accompanist.
Jonathan Petty/ Jonathan Petty Piano. P: 021 0477341 E: [email protected].
Piano Accompanist.
Heidi Cooper (BMus) Able to accompany and help with aural for ABRSM and Trinity exams – both vocal and instrumental. P: 022 594 2265 E: [email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are piano lessons on average?
The cost of piano lessons from piano tutors and accompanists can vary depending on a number of factors, including the location, the qualifications and experience of the tutor, and the length and frequency of the lessons.
On average, private piano lessons in New Zealand may be more expensive, although some tutors may charge higher rates for advanced or specialised instructions.
Group lessons may be less expensive than private lessons. It’s always a good idea to discuss the cost of lessons with the tutor before starting a course of instruction, to ensure that you understand the fees and any other expenses that may be involved.
When should I start piano lessons?
There is no specific age at which it is best to start piano lessons, as every individual is different and will have their own unique interests and abilities. Some people may start learning the piano at a very young age, while others may begin later in life. In general, it is never too late to start learning the piano, as long as you have an interest in music and are willing to put in the time and effort to practice.
If you are considering starting piano lessons and are wondering if you are ready, there are a few things you may want to consider. One is your level of physical coordination, as playing the piano requires some dexterity and control of the fingers. You should also think about your level of commitment and how much time you are willing to devote to practicing. It’s also a good idea to consider your goals for learning the piano and whether you are looking for a casual hobby or more serious study.
Ultimately, the best time to start piano lessons is when you feel ready and motivated to learn. It’s always a good idea to speak with a piano tutor or music teacher to discuss your goals and determine the best approach for you.
Should I get a piano teacher?
There are many benefits to having a piano teacher, especially if you are a beginner or are looking to improve your skills and progress more quickly. A good piano teacher can provide personalised instruction and guidance, help you develop good practice habits, and provide feedback on your progress. They can also answer any questions you have and offer suggestions and advice on how to improve your playing.
A piano teacher can also help you choose the right repertoire for your skill level and interests, and can provide support and encouragement as you learn and grow as a musician. Additionally, a piano teacher can help you prepare for performances or auditions, or provide guidance on other aspects of music theory and musicianship.