The New Music Studio
Cygnus Arioso is a place for music-making. We cherish the power of music, connecting us to others, letting us be ourselves, and teaching us about life through its innate challenges. With that passion and philosophy, we prioritise nurturing a life-long love of music within our children.
Want to Learn Music with Us?
We believe performance is the heart of music-making, so we designed our music studio to reflect this. Our student concerts offer a goal-based learning pathway towards a public performance outcome.
This is further augmented throughout the year by masterclasses and concerts offering students an inspiring personal window into the life of a performing musician.
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We offer 1-to-1 private lessons for Violin, Theory & Composition for all age students.
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Akiko Miyazawa
Momo Foord
Lisa Smith
Lachlan Skipworth
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Akiko
60min lesson: $120.00
30min lesson: $60.00
Associate teachers
60min lesson: $90.00
30min lesson: $45.00
Lachlan
60min lesson: $100.00
30min lesson: $50.00
*Private lessons are billed in arrears, with an invoice sent electronically at the conclusion of each calendar month.
Private Lessons
Are you looking for a private teacher for violin, composition or theory? Find your best teacher with us. Available for all ages/levels.
Contact us for more information.
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Violin 1-1 private lessons for all ages.
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Composition lessons for all ages.
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Theory lessons for all levels, all ages
Meet the Team
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AKIKO MIYAZAWA
Director
Violin
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LISA SMITH
Violin
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MOMO FOORD
Violin
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LACHLAN SKIPWORTH
Composition
Theory
Teaching Apprenticeship Program
Our associates are mentored by Akiko across a wide range of activities throughout the year.
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Lessons are regularly supervised by Akiko, and associates are required to assist in the delivery of group lessons.
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Associates are required to attend monthly meetings and workshops.
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Participation on concert planning and logistics for CA public concerts.
Get in touch
Contact us for any inquiries. We will get back to you as soon as possible!
“All children are artists…
The problem is how to remain an artist once one grows up.”
- Pablo Picasso