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Ben Kelly

Ben Kelly

Wellington

Piano Lessons | Clarinet Lessons, Keyboard Lessons | Artist development, Aural Lessons, Theory Lessons, Composition Lessons, Drama Lessons, Jazz Improvisation Lessons, Mixing and Mastering Lessons, NCEA Music Tutoring, Online Lessons, Suzuki Music Lessons


  • Qualifications: Bachelor of Music majoring in Jazz Performance, ABRSM Diploma - ARSM in Classical Performance, Bachelor of Arts majoring in Theatre
  • Pricing: $30 for 30 minutes ($40 if I travel to you). $60 for 1 hour ($70 if I travel to you)
  • Styles: Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock
  • Suitability: Beginners to Advanced, 5 year olds and above for Piano. Beginner to Intermediate, 10 year olds and above for Clarinet.

Bio

Initially from Ōtautahi Christchurch, Ben started learning classical piano when he was 5 years old, moving to studying jazz at university.

Ben graduated from the New Zealand School of Music with a Bachelor of Music majoring in Jazz Performance in 2022, as well as completing his ABRSM Diploma – ARSM in Piano Performance in 2016.

Ben is a regular pianist at the New Zealand School of Dance’s ballet school, and is also a composer and sound designer. Ben regularly composes and designs for theatre, film and video games.

Ben has been tutoring piano since 2021 at a wide range of music schools throughout the Wellington region. Encore! School of Music, Apollo Music, MusicBox academy, The Wellington Music Centre and Studio Sasada. He has also been teaching students privately for the last 2 years.


Teaching Info

Lessons are tailored to suit the students interests, as well as trying to broaden and expand their horizons, grow their appreciation for music and overall musicianship.

Specific repertoire is often decided through the interests of the student as well as their strengths and new areas for them to learn and grow.

Composition, mixing and mastering classes start with understanding the students likes and dislikes. What styles they are drawn to and enjoy. Before diving into understanding those styles and learning how to create and experiment within them.

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