Isaac Chok

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• Teacher's Biography -

Isaac is a teacher based in Glen Waverley, currently teaching over 60 students between his private practice and his position as Piano Teacher for Beaconhills College, Berwick. His students have obtained scholarships for schools such as Yarra Valley Grammar, and his students have also gained entry for music programs at Melbourne and Monash University.

Isaac's students have a proven track record of success, with his students getting A+s for grades up to Certificate of Performance (Grade 9). His students frequently range from Preliminary to AMusA (Grade 10). His students also perform at Eisteddfods (competitions).

Isaac's students have an opportunity to perform at an all-abilities concert twice a year.

• Isaac's Studio is not a Music School -

Isaac takes pride in not being a Music School, meaning that only Isaac will teach your child for as long as they are involved in the program.

Music schools often hire recent university graduates, meaning you often pay a lot for teachers that aren't as qualified. The teachers often also get half of what you pay, with the rest of your fee going to the school.

Music schools also don't guarantee that you'll keep the same teachers and teachers and come and go, meaning that your child's learning might be disrupted.

All other administrative items are also dealt with directly, so you don't have to contact separate people for any issue. This is done to ensure that you get what you pay.

• Performer’s Biography -

Isaac takes pride in his ability as a performer and has been involved in performances, masterclasses and competitions locally and overseas, including the UCSI International Piano Competition in Kuala Lumpur, where he was a semi-finalist. Domestically, in tandem with the successful completion of his Bachelor of Music at Monash University, he has been a finalist for the Australian Music Prize twice and a finalist for the Spivakovsky Piano Prize representing the top level of his cohort. He has also been invited to the Melbourne Recital Centre for a masterclass with acclaimed pianist Paul Lewis.