Moving Into Music Monthly | March …Piano Teacher, Nicholas Young – the Performer:

In the Moving Into Music Monthly | March, Principal Lauris Hing writes to students, families and friends …

“Moving on … and into March … we are coming up to mid-term.

We welcome changes, the easing of restrictions on masks, working from home, QR codes etc . We look forward with hope.

Music, bars and dancing are all opening up as part of the transition from “covid-cautious to covid-confident”.

This is great news for our musicians. Many musicians gave us sustenance during times of restrictions. Now they need our help. We need to support the re-growth of their industry. How can we do this? Look no further than our teachers. In addition to teaching and guiding us they are also working musicians.

It is time to support our own. At Moving Into Music this means our teachers. Support them as they step back into their performing lives – they are part of the restoration of Melbourne’s live music scene.

This month we feature one of our own – our piano teacher Nicholas Young. How much do you know about Nicholas and his work?

In this Monthly we give you the chance to find out more.

It’s time to promote and support our own:

Nicholas Young, esteemed piano teacher with Moving Into Music.

He teaches across the full range of students, from youngsters beginning to mature-age adults pursuing music for recreational pleasure. His most advanced student is currently entering international competitions seeking recognition, fame and glory. Moving Into Music is grateful that Nicholas, through his dedication and integrity, offers our students a wonderful learning experience.

Moving Into Music students are fortunate to be taught by such an experienced and talented musician … not only is he an exceptional teacher he is an acclaimed performing artist.

How much do you know of Nicholas?

* Nicholas Young – Concert pianist of international standing:

Here’s an insight into the world of Nicholas Young concert pianist … learn about Sony’s Innovative 9 Octave grand piano with microphone technology. It’s fascinating to hear about the development, the engineering, the building, the testing and the release of this magnificent piano … with Nicholas performing at the World Premiere recording.

Nicholas says of this piano “It’s very much in the traditional style that Bach wrote in over 200 years ago … and now, what we are doing, is bringing the same repertoire onto the extended 108 key piano.”