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22.01.2022 Looking for some fun during lockdown? Book in an online piano or singing lesson to enjoy making music. For more info see: https://www.musicteacher.com.au/ismini-karam/piano-lessons/

21.01.2022 Welcome to my new website! Have a look for more information about piano lessons, singing lessons and music theory tutoring, available online or in Edithvale

13.01.2022 Ismini Karamesinis Music School is now offering online lessons and video lessons for piano, singing and music theory! To celebrate new students can enjoy their first online lesson free (ages 7 and up) or first video lesson free (under 7 years). Message me below or on 0448 370 022 for more information or to arrange your first free lesson

07.01.2022 Here is a flowchart I put together for my VCE music theory students, to help them identify scales by ear. Hope it helps you too!

04.01.2022 Congratulations to all the students who performed in the online concert on the weekend! Here is a video from the concert of Mila performing Moderato

04.01.2022 This year, I’ve been helping students improve their sightreading. How to do this depends on what you find is the most difficult element of sightreading. If you are having trouble playing the correct sharps and flats in the key signature, for the keys you want to learn to sightread in, try: Memorising the scales of those keys Practice identifying key signatures in sheet music... Learning lots of pieces in those keys Practice improvising in those keys If you find you are stumbling at the first few bars, then: Identify what key the piece is in before you start Work out how to count while you play based on the time signature Tapping the rhythm while counting before you play Singing the melody out loud before you play Singing the melody in your head before you play If you are struggling with playing the notes with lots of ledger lines, try: Working out what the highest and lowest notes of the piece are before you start sightreading it Practice identifying the names of ledger line notes in any music If you are feeling not so confident about sightreading, then: Sightread something easier, then gradually increase the difficulty of what you sightread Practice lots! Remember, learning to sightread is a journey you can always improve!