Standard individual lessons
20 minutes every week
$225 per term
Two students share a lesson
30 minutes every week
$225 per term
Groups of three to five students
30 minutes every week
$150 per term
My daughter loves her piano lessons! Bridey makes music lessons interesting by including lots of games and activities. My eight year old comes home raving about how much fun she has at piano!
JESS BROWN
Watch your child fall in love with music as they gain confidence and develop their creativity.
Music lessons are held at Parkview Pārua during school time, making it fun for students and easy for parents! Choose from piano, ukulele, recorder, and group music clubs.
I enjoy piano lessons with Bridey because she always has something fun planned. She is a great teacher and I have improved so much since I started with her.
LEIGHTON SCHUYL
The perfect introduction to music lessons! Small groups learn the basics of piano, ukulele, and percussion.
For ages 5 to 8 years.
Learn to compose original songs in a variety of styles. This group explores creativity and music theory in a fun setting.
For ages 9 and up.
Have fun playing along to popular songs while learning basic ukulele chords and strumming patterns.
For ages 7 to 10 years.
Lessons are held during school time in the Parkview Pārua music room, generally during the morning session and middle session. Students are collected from class at their lesson time, so there’s no need to worry about logistics!
For more experienced students the Expansion programme is available after school in North Brighton.
For partner lessons two students attend the same 30 minute lesson. During the lesson students work on three different activities:
- One on one time with the teacher
- Independent guided practice
- Shared theory and creative activities
This format is very similar to rotating lessons, which you can read more about here.
Definitely! In fact students who are signed up for regular lessons can join one of the Music Clubs for only $75 (half the usual price).
Regular practice is essential to making progress, so developing good practice habits will help you get the most out of music lessons.
A little (five to ten minutes) practice every day is a great goal for beginners, but if that’s not practical it’s a good idea to try and fit in at least two practice sessions between lessons.
