Ross Street, Forest Lodge NSW, Australia
Piano Lessons | Theory Lessons
Bio
A piano teacher with 20 years of experience. Students regularly receive distinctions and high distinctions in exams, with teenage students achieving the AMEB AMusA. Many years experience teaching Bachelor of Music and Masters level students (AIM, UNSW). Other experience includes competition adjudicator for the Queensland Conservatorium, Masterclasses in Sydney and regional NSW, and a recent adjudicator for piano sections at the Sydney Eisteddfod (2021).
Piano lessons on a Yamaha C2 Grand Piano. Current Working with Children Check. Full Member of the Music Teachers’ Association of New South Wales.
Teaching Info
In my studio I welcome students who have a genuine interest in learning. In lessons, I work to encourage students to be the best they can be in consideration of their talents and lifestyles, and excellence is promoted. Aspects of technique, style, and sound production are priorities, alongside how to create notes into music unique to each player. I advocate the appreciation of music in general, knowledge of music theory, and I encourage discussion of music careers and the music industry. I teach students of all ages.
“…(student) was awarded his AMusA on piano today. Yahoo! Thanks to his teacher Brieley Cutting for all your perseverance and dedication with a fifteen year old, laid-back boy…”
Parent of Student
“…thank you so much for encouraging music back into my life…”
Adult Student
“…You have a wonderful way with children, I have enjoyed observing the lessons…Your future students will be blessed to have you as their teacher…”
Parent of Student
“… I have appreciated and enjoyed learning piano from you, thank you for all your work the last year. I have confidence now that I can continue the journey towards higher qualifications and enjoyment of my instrument…”
Tertiary Student
“…we will miss your expertise, friendship and crazy sense of humour..."
Parent of Student
“…(student) loves your piano lessons "very very much". When we told her the news, she said she would go to Sydney to take lessons! Hopefully, she will get used to having her music lessons with another teacher…”
