FIONA CARNIBELLA
Bayside Piano Lessons
One on one piano lessons based in Highett, Victoria.30 minutes $35Explore your child's musical potential with engaging and fun piano lessons designed to inspire a lifelong love for music.


WHAT YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN:
🎵 Proper Posture & Hand Position – Build good habits for ease and comfort
🎵 Relaxation at the Piano – Play with confidence and ease
🎵 Fun & Simple Songs – Enjoy making music from day one
🎵 Listening & Ear Training – Develop musical awareness and creativity
🎵 Rhythm & Timing – Strengthen coordination and musical flow
🎵 Reading Music Made Easy – Step-by-step note reading for independence
🎵 Chords & Harmony – Explore the building blocks of all music
🎵 Performance & Exam Prep – Gain confidence for AMEB exams or just for fun!
Each lesson is tailored to your child’s learning style, making piano both enjoyable and rewarding! 🎶
ABOUT ME
I am passionate about providing music education through student-centred piano lessons, tailoring each lesson to the individual’s learning style and abilities.My teaching approach highlights the importance of enjoying music as the key to musical development, while building a solid foundation in note reading, rhythm, and proper technique. After all, music should be a pleasure!That's why I offer:
🎶 Personalised lessons tailored to your child’s learning style
🎶 Fun activities that focus on music and listening
🎶 A friendly, student-centred approachLearning piano provides a strong musical base, helping students develop essential music skills that can be later carried over to other instruments.With tailored lessons, your child can explore both classical and contemporary music, from structured pieces to chord progressions and harmonies in pop songs—building confidence, creativity, and a love for music along the way! 🎶By making learning enjoyable, students develop essential skills in a way that feels natural, leading to a well-rounded musical ability and a deeper love for music.

ENQUIRE TODAY!
Monday-Friday (subject to availability)Lessons take place at the same time each week and follow the school terms.Get in touch today!Email: [email protected]
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What age can my child start piano lessons?
I recommend starting piano lessons around 4 to 6 years old, but every child is different! For younger students, lessons are designed to keep things engaging, fun, and interactive from the very beginning.2. How long are piano lessons?
I offer 30 minute lessons, which I’ve found to be the ideal length for younger children. This short focused session helps them stay engaged, ensuring a productive and enjoyable lesson.3. Do you offer beginner piano lessons for children?
Yes! I specialise in beginner lessons for kids of all ages. Whether your child is starting on the keyboard or the piano, lessons will focus on building a solid foundation in note reading, rhythm, listening skills, and basic music theory.4. Do lessons follow school terms?
Yes, lessons follow the school terms, with a break during the holidays. This makes it easy for families to plan, and your child will progress at a comfortable and consistent pace.5. What method do you use to teach?
I use a balanced approach to piano teaching, combining classical fundamentals with modern music. My lessons incorporate techniques for note reading, ear training, scales, and improvisation, as well as a focus on playing fun pop songs. The keyboard or piano is always used as a tool to help students grow musically, while keeping lessons enjoyable.6. Will my child take exams?
Taking exams is optional. Some students enjoy working towards AMEB exams, while others simply play for fun. It all depends on your child’s goals and interests, and we can decide together what’s best for them.7. How do I book a lesson?
To book a lesson, simply send through an enquiry on the contact form or email me!8. Can you help my child play pop music on the piano or keyboard?
Yes, I love incorporating pop music into lessons! Whether your child wants to play Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, or Taylor Swift, I’ll teach them how to play chords, melodies, and improvise—it's a lot of fun! Every song can be played at different difficulty levels and there are many learning elements in every song.9. How can I help my child play more at home?
It’s important for your child to develop a regular practice routine at home, and I’m happy to provide tips for making it enjoyable. Together we set small, achievable goals each week. You can help by ensuring their piano or keyboard is set up in a quiet, comfortable space for playing and getting excited hearing your child play!10. Is there a difference between piano and keyboard lessons for beginners?
The primary difference is that pianos have a wider range and a more nuanced sound. While keyboards are often more portable and have extra features like synth sounds, both instruments provide the foundation for learning music. Whether your child learns on the keyboard or piano, the skills they gain will transfer to either instrument.