Play by Heart Music

Have you been thinking about learning to play music?

Would you do it if you could find a way that was easy, didn't involve going out on the road (again), and gives you a sense of achievement?

Places are available right now to start from the week of 20 April 2026. Visit the link below to sign up.

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Here's a recent collaboration with the Wangaratta Symphony Orchestra. A wonderful evening of music during the Wangaratta Jazz and Blues Festival.

A Whiter Shade of Pale - Wangaratta Symphony Orchestra and the Daisies The Daisies and the Wangaratta Symphony Orchestra present A Whiter Shade of Pale from their recent concert as part of the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blu...

Here's Nick performing Frederic Chopin's Waltz in A Minor. A really sensitive and creative performance. Sit back and enjoy!

Nick plays Waltz in A minor by Frederic Chopin Nick is sharing his lovely performance of Chopin's short and heartfelt Waltz in A minor. Well done Nick!

Ian is one of my Wendy's Music Schools students. He's been playing this piece so beautifully lately, so you can imagine my delight when the video appeared!

Kangding Love Song Kangding Love Song on pianoArrangement by Daniel McFarlane from his Supersonicsplus.com website

Here's Lam, one of my Wendys students, sharing her lovely performance of Geri Rea's The Seesaw.

The Seesaw (Geri Rea) Here's Lam sharing her performance of Geri Rea's lovely piece, The Seesaw.

Here's Leigh, another of my Wendys students, sharing a lovely performance of Daniel MacFarlane's Turning Time.

Turning Time Here's Leigh playing Turning Time from Daniel MacFarlane's Elevate series.

Here's one of my older Wendys students, Yelena, who is preparing for her grade 5 exam. Today she's sharing her performance of David Urquhart-Jones's lovely piece, Dreaming. This is a lovely performance with a great sense of atmosphere.

Well done Yelena!

Dreaming (David Urquhart Jones) Yelena performs David Urquhart Jones's beautiful piece, Dreaming.

Have you ever wondered what electromagnetism sounds like? Here's a video that shows us.

The theremin was invented in the 1920s, and it got used in a lot of 1950s B-grade sci-fi movies. The instrument was part of a futuristic movement where music would become ever more free-form. It came to be featured in some really important pieces by composers such as the French pianist/organist Olivier Messiaen (who was a virtuoso on the theremin as well!), and the Russian pianist and musical futurologist, Alexander Scriabin.

Scriabin: Etude op.2 n°1 for theremin, cello and piano Recorded in Montréal, June 2019. Theremin: Grégoire Blanc Cello: Élie Boissinot Piano: Wei-Tang Huang Special thanks to Catherine Guastavino and Julien Boiss...

Here's a performance from one of my Wendy's Music School students. Lam is definitely a rising star, and today she's sharing her performance of Geri Rea's Just Clowning.

Just Clowning (Geri Rea) Here's Lam performing Just Clowning by Geri Rea. Lam is a bit of a rising star among my Wendys Music School students. Well done!

Here's Wendy's Music School student Nam Kien Tran sharing his performance of The Seesaw by Geri Rea. A really beautiful piece, played with lovely sensitivity: well done Nam!

The Seesaw (Geri Rea) played by Nam Kien Tran Here's Wendy's Music School super-student Nam Kien Tran with Geri Rea's beautiful miniature, The Seesaw.