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Anita Parakh-Morgan
February 24, 2012
Operatic Voice
“My lessons are informative yet fun-focussed. Emphasis is placed on the musicianship and awareness singers need to have to be the “full” package on the stage.”
Anita Parakh-Morgan is an experienced performer and voice teacher. Her music dramas demonstrate her creativity and her talent in bringing the theatre into all styles of song.
You may contact Anita directly : info@divaproductions.com.au
Leah Coutts
February 24, 2012
Piano
“I am not just interested in teaching you to convert the dots on the page into sound. Yes, this is a large component of playing piano, but the magic happens when you know not just what to play, but how to play it.”
Leah is passionate about teaching piano and makes it her mission to cater to each student’s unique musical needs and desires to make lessons motivating, rewarding, and fun. She has successfully taken on students as young as 3 years, but also has found a niche in teaching adult beginners.
Leah completed her Bachelor of Music Studies in November of 2004, with Awards in Academic Excellence in each year, and obtained First Class Honours in 2010, majoring in Piano Pedagogy. Next year Leah will return to complete her PhD.
Having completed all grades in Electric Organ and moving onto pipe organ at university, under the internationally acclaimed Christopher Wrench’s direction, Leah found piano to be a natural progression. As well as private music tuition, her musical experience includes mentoring Music Theory at the Griffith Conservatorium of Music, as well as work for the Music Council of Australia, Fine-Print Music Printing and Typesetting, and the Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre.
You may contact Leah directly via her website : https://pianokeystuition.musicteachershelper.com/
Tashka Urban
February 24, 2012
Piano, Composition, Voice, Digital Production
“I am a creative enthusiast who lives and breathes music.”
A creative enthusiast who lives and breathes music., Tashka is a strong advocate for youth through community workshops and her private teaching endeavours of 11 years.
In the past five of these years Tashka developed her own music career-path curriculum, with the most successful of these streams guiding young artists (aged 12-16) through writing/recording their own CDs, receiving radio play, engaging in live performance and cross-art collaboration with theatre productions.
Tashka’s lessons are packed with musical games with a focus on teaching for individual needs rather than a set model for all. A strong base in Classical Music (10 years of study and AMEB examinations), a passion for jamming (ranging through many styles) and an unending thirst for composition (three short filmscores completed already for 2011) makes for a well-rounded music platter.
Although still new to Brisbane, she has fallen in love with its community and lush green landscapes and looks forward to calling it her musical home.
You can contact Tashka directly : 0400 29 523 or email tashka@humancanvas.net
Emma Kate Wilson
February 24, 2012
Contemporary Vocal Tuition
“My teaching centres around helping my students express themselves through music and singing, to get the most out of their voices and establish sustainable vocal habits.”
Emma is an accomplished vocalist who has always held a passion for performing and teaching voice. Her teaching centres around helping her students express themselves through music and singing, to get the most out of their voices and establish sustainable vocal habits. Emma has worked with singers from beginners to professionals, of all ages.
Emma holds a Bachelor of Music (Performance) from Queensland University of Technology. She is also currently undertaking postgraduate studies at the Griffith University Conservatorium of Music, completing a Graduate Diploma in Vocal Pedagogy.
In addition to her studies, Emma has been actively performing throughout Queensland for many years, as a lead and backing vocalist in a range of contemporary styles. Highlights include performances at the Brisbane Riverstage, the Brisbane Festival Spiegletent, the Globe, the Zoo, the Brisbane Powerhouse, and many other venues throughout Queensland.
Although experienced in a wide variety of musical styles, Emma’s speciality is in Contemporary Voice, especially Pop, Rock, R&B, Jazz and Musical Theatre, with a particular interest in helping you to develop the skills necessary to be a successful contemporary vocalist in an holistic and healthy manner.
You can contact Emma directly on 0438 159 410.
Cameron Burridge
February 24, 2012
Guitar (Acoustic and Electric, all styles)
“I offer my students the opportunity to learn in a guitar-dedicated tuition studio from a professional with over a decade of industry experience.”
Cameron provides guitar tuition in a range of electric and acoustic styles. Students are offered the opportunity to learn in a guitar dedicated tuition studio from a professional with over a decade of industry experience.
Cameron Burridge started playing guitar in his early teens, studied Jazz and Contemporary Performance at QUT and since has worked as a performer, teacher and sound engineer with some of the biggest names in the industry. Cameron’s teaching style places the emphasis on the aspirations of the student and welcomes all ages and ability levels.
Mobile no:- 0401 921 314
E-Mail:- cameron7js@hotmail.com
Cameron Bower
February 24, 2012
Guitar and Keys
“Through my guitar lessons, I want to get you playing any style or particular material you like. I insist on tailoring lessons to individuals.”
Cameron has extensive experience as both performer and teacher. With primary interests across jazz, electronic and rock music, Cameron has also taught across Brisbane for the past five years. His teaching style is relaxed with a particular focus on tailoring lessons to the needs of each student.
Cameron’s qualifications are in jazz performance and he has an excellent knowledge of jazz theory which he is willing to share with anyone willing to make the plunge
You can contact Cameron directly: 0412 009 496
Wayne Katz
February 24, 2012
Percussion (Drum Kit)
“I offer something different to the average music store teacher, helping drummers to fully express themselves on the instrument in a musical way.”
Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Wayne has 9 years of full time teaching experience and 16 years playing experience in a wide variety of genres, including gigs on 4 continents.8
Wayne teaches all styles including Funk, Jazz, Hip Hop, Rock, RnB, Reggae, Latin/Afro-Carribean, Drum n Bass etc. Lessons take place on two pro quality drum kits (Pearl ELX & Tama Swingstar). Wayne likes to think the he offers something different to the average music store teacher, helping drummers to fully express themselves on the instruments in a musical way. Wayne is great with kids and has a genuine love for helping people to develop as musicians. Beginner, advanced and self-taught drummers welcome.
You can find out more about Wayne and his teaching styles at his website http://www.waynekatz.com
Hana Hobiger
February 24, 2012
Viola, Violin and Beginner ‘Cello
“Learn to play with freedom and flexibility, attend and perform in concerns, meet and play with other musicians!”
Violist, Violinist, and Teacher, Hana performs regularly with the prominent orchestras in Queensland, most notably the Camerata of St John’s Chamber Orchestra, and has experience teaching music to individuals and groups of any age. Violin/ Viola lessons with Hana are designed to suit your needs and goals ! Learn to play with freedom and flexibility, attend and perform in concerts, meet and play with other musicians ! Hana holds a BMus in performance and pedagogy and a LMus in viola performance. She is a member of AUSTA (Australian String Association) and KMEIA (Kodaly Music Education Institute of Australia).
You may contact Hana directly: hana.hobiger @ gmail.com
Natalie Low
February 24, 2012
Violin and Viola
“As a violin tutor, I approach each student as an individual, with different needs, wishes, and goals. While I enjoy teaching all students of all ages and levels, I do have a passion for teaching beginners.“
Natalie has been teaching the violin for over 15 years and has taught people of all ages, from primary school to adults. Her students have ranged from beginners to tertiary level violinists.
Natalie began her violin studies at the age of 7. In 2003, she completed her Bachelor of Music (Performance) degree from the Queensland Conservatorium studying under the esteemed violinist and pedagogue, Carmel Kaine. She has since completed a Masters Degree in Music (2006) and a Doctor of Musical Arts (2010) from Michigan State University under tutelage of Walter Verdehr.
Natalie has played numerous recitals both within Australia and the United States. In addition to this, she is also an avid chamber musician. As part of the string quartet “Fyra” she was a finalist in the Australian Chamber Music Competition. In 2004-2006 she toured to remote parts of North Queensland with her quartet and didgeridoo player, William Barton as part of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music.
Natalie is also an experienced orchestral musician. She has played with the Australian Youth Orchestra, Traverse Symphony, Jackson Symphony, Lansing Symphony, West Michigan Symphony, and the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
You can find out more about Natalie and her teaching approach at her website: http://natalielowviolin.weebly.com/
Ange Gadd
February 24, 2012
Trombone, Trumpet, Keys
“My approach to teaching combines an interest in creativity, expression and improvisation in music, backed by a strong foundation of the technical aspects of brass playing and music theory knowledge”
Ange Gadd has been playing the trombone for almost 15 years. Originally from Hervey Bay, she moved to Brisbane to study at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music in 2001. She studied classical trombone for two and half years before taking up jazz performance for a further two years to complete her Bachelor of Music (specializing in performance).
Since completing her degree, Ange has been performing in a variety of styles, from jazz through to reggae through to latin throughout Brisbane, the East Coast of Australia and New Zealand. She is currently an active performer, songwriter and band manager in Brisbane, and plays regularly in clubs and venues locally and interstate.
Ange’s teaching style combines an interest in creativity, expression and improvisation in music, backed by a strong foundation of the technical aspects of trombone playing and music theory knowledge. Ange would be delighted to share with you her diverse musical experience, whether it be orchestral, big band, jazz, rockabilly, swing, reggae, dub, rock, pop, latin or experimental trombone you are interested in.
Ange is also available for beginner trumpet lessons.
You can contact Ange directly: brass@ecojamming.net
Lisa Maizey
February 24, 2012
Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Recorder, Saxophone and Piano
Lisa Maizey is Browning Street’s resident woodwind expert. With a solid training in both classical and Kodaly pedagogy, Lisa has taught in music schools, masterclasses and workshops and is an experienced ensemble performer and accompanist. Lisa is keen to impart her wealth of knowledge on your instrument of choice.
You can contact Lisa directly : lisa@ecojamming.net
Dave Ryan
February 24, 2012
Digital music production and composition, audio engineering, flute & saxophone
“I’m delighted, and honoured, to be a mentor and help my students discover their instruments and their capabilities. We’ll learn the conventional, but never neglect the experimental and fun side of music.”
Dave Ryan has a passion for working & helping in the creative community. His background began in childhood, with music lessons on piano, flute and saxophone. After Audio Engineering at SAE, Dave studied twice in New York attending lectures at Hunter College & Columbia University before finishing his BFA at QUT.
As a performer, Dave paints sonic landscapes utilising experimental image to sound synthesis. Over the years as a composer & performer, he now counts in his repertoire styles as varied as classical through to experimental electronica.
In recent years Dave’s been an arts worker and events manager based in the beautiful northern rivers of NSW. He performed at the launch & was a board member for Clarence Creative in 2009.
Having a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, Dave is utterly delighted to share his knowledge and experience of audio engineering, digital based composing, flute, saxophone and event management. And to all of those digital composers who don’t know where to start, he’d be more than happy to provide all the training and help you could ever need.
You can contact Dave directly: learn@davesmusic.org
