Guitar remains one of our most popular instrument choices by students here at Lewis Eady Music School. Its versatility and accessibility make it an ideal instrument for beginners, offering a rich learning experience that spans various genres and styles. Read on as we explore why the guitar is such a fantastic choice for aspiring musicians and how it can open up a world of musical possibilities.
Originally from Wellington, Mia Aitchison moved to Auckland to complete her Bachelor of Music, specialising in Popular Music. Mia joined the Lewis Eady Music School teaching team in 2024 and teaches guitar, bass guitar, singing, and songwriting, as well as relief teaching for keyboard. This term, we caught up with Mia about her musical journey which began at an early age with singing.
For Saofinao Utumapu, music has always been a central part of his life. But never did he think he would be playing live music in a band for a living!
This term, we caught up with Lewis Eady Music School tutor Saofinao Utumapu about his musical journey.
Talented piano teacher, influencer, and now dog mum! Joyce Lee has been teaching piano and keyboard at Lewis Eady Music School since 2017. We caught up with Joyce over the summer break to find out what inspires her to teach music.
We continue our conversation with Andrew Buchanan-Smart, Trustee and National Administration Manager of the New Zealand Music Examinations Board (NZMEB), about what makes NZMEB unique.
Lewis Eady Music School tutor Adam Thorndyke got his first guitar at around 5-6 years old and has never looked back. Adam currently teaches guitar at our partner schools and at our Great South Road studios, and also writes and produces his own music in his home studio.
We invited Andrew Buchanan-Smart, Trustee and National Administration Manager of the New Zealand Music Examinations Board (NZMEB), to provide a holistic insight into Aotearoa’s very own music examinations board.
Lewis Eady Music School tutor Kingsley Tang wants you to know that it is possible to have music as a major part of your life, even after you ‘finish the grades’. He has been teaching piano at our Great South Road studios since 2015, maintains a career in finance and supply chain, and is dad to a gorgeous 9-month-old daughter!
Multi-instrumentalist Natsuki has been teaching piano and keyboard at Lewis Eady Music School for two and a half years. Born and raised in Japan, Natsuki came to New Zealand in 2016 to pursue her dream of teaching music. Natsuki is a strong advocate of music education and currently teaches students ranging from 3 to 70 years old!
The world's finest veneers for the world's finest instrument is now available in New Zealand exclusively through Lewis Eady. Discover the Crown Jewel Collection from Steinway & Sons, an exclusive series of Steinway grand pianos that feature a range of fine, striking wood veneers.
Kane is the friendly face you see when you walk into the Lewis Eady guitar showroom on Saturdays. He is also a multi-talented musician who has just completed his first year of teaching guitar at Lewis Eady Music School.
Violinist, singer and actor, Lydia Sewell joined the Lewis Eady Music School teaching team in April this year. Born and raised and trained in the USA, Lydia boasts an impressive résumé of international performance experience, most recently as part of a piano quintet on Holland America Line's Lincoln Centre Stage.
What better way to commemorate a whopping 140 years in business than getting our very own Martin Custom Shop guitar? Lewis Eady Guitar Specialist Ed talks us through the exciting process of designing this piece of history.
We caught up with Lewis Eady Music School piano tutor Amy Hsu, who has recently returned back home after two years of performing and travelling as a musician on the Holland America cruise line!
Lewis Eady is celebrating its 140th anniversary in 2020!
