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New Repertoire! AMEB Series 19 Piano

  • 7 Nov 2026
  • 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  • 12 Wombara Ave Kingston TAS

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New Repertoire! AMEB Series 19 Piano
Saturday 7th November 3pm
12 Wombara Ave Kingston TAS

Join us for a presentation of the new Series 19 AMEB Pianoforte series as outstanding Tasmanian pianist, pedagogue, and adjudicator, Lynette Smith, unpacks the repertoire. Lynette will share her unique insights into the works and discuss how she approaches teaching them in her own studio.

Led by our Southern Branch President, this session is perfect for both new and experienced teachers - whether you are exploring the syllabus for the first time or have been teaching it for years. It is a wonderful opportunity to connect with like-minded colleagues.

Please RSVP here, and remember to bring your books if you have them!

Please note the new start time of 3pm. 




LYNETTE SMITH

Lynette has been Hobart-based pianist, teacher, examiner and accompanist for the past 20 years. She holds a Bachelor of Music, a Masters of Music, a Bachelor of Teaching and the A.Mus.A and L.Mus.A diplomas in piano performance.

Lynette is a regular concert performer and chamber musician and has appeared several times with Virtuosi Tasmania, most recently performing the world premiere of a composition by Tasmanian composer Don Kay with fellow musicians David Nuttall and Phillip Jouglin. Amongst many of their concert appearances Lynette has performed on ABC FM’s Sunday Live programme with violist Janet Rutherford. Lynette, Janet and Helen Thomson recently performed the world premiere of the song cycle “Dark River” composed by Ralph Middenway.

Lynette is a piano teacher and accompanist at The Friends’ School and also runs a busy and thriving piano teaching studio in Hobart.

Tasmanian Music Teachers' Association

16 243 665 873

TMTA acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation. 

We pay respect to the palawa peoples who are the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.