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Piano and Cello Lessons

Elyse Music School

Learn and Love Music
Vacancies for Piano and Cello
Ages Piano from 7 years, Cello from 10 years....to 100!
If you think you might be interested in you or your child learning music, I have vacancies for piano and cello. Adults and beginners welcome. Its easier than you think to learn to read music and start playing, and its a skill you or your child will always treasure. Half an hour private lesson $162 incl GST per 9 week term. I also do shared lessons (with one other student) for Piano $81 per term. For cello, if you are only thinking about it, book just a few lessons (I have many cellos) so you can see if you like it before committing to it and buying your instrument. It won't cost you a thing to give me a call and have a chat. Ph 07 357 2006 or 021 144 1113

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