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Yuki.

A thoughtful teacher who brings together musical expertise, encouragement, and a love of helping each student grow.

About Allen Music

Music teaching with care, clarity, and joy.

At Allen Music, lessons are shaped around each student’s individual path. Yuki supports children and families with clear communication, strong foundations, and a warm, encouraging studio environment.

A connected approach

Every learner deserves to feel supported.

Whether a student is beginning their first piece, preparing for an AMEB examination, or developing deeper theory skills, Yuki creates a calm, positive space in which they can learn with confidence.

Her experience across performance, teaching, technology, and wellbeing brings a practical and thoughtful perspective to every lesson.

Experience & qualifications

A broad musical background.

Education & music study

  • Ueno Gakuen University — Teaching Licence, Japan
  • AMEB Associate in Music, Australia (AMusA) — Piano
  • AMEB Associate in Music, Australia (AMusA) — Theory of Music
  • Suzuki Violin and AMEB Violin studies to AMusA level

Teaching & accompaniment

  • QMTA registered teacher
  • AMEB accompaniment support
  • Lessons for violin, piano, and Theory of Music
  • Support for students preparing for AMEB examinations

Beyond music

Before devoting herself to music education, Yuki worked in computer science, servers, and engineering at IBM for ten years.

Languages

Lessons and parent communication are available in both Japanese and English, helping families feel comfortable and clearly supported.

Orthomolecular Nutrition Advisor

Supporting focus through thoughtful food choices.

As an Orthomolecular Nutrition Advisor, Yuki also considers the small everyday factors that can support a child’s readiness to learn. Alongside music tuition, she is happy to share practical, family-friendly ideas about pre-lesson snacks and drinks when this is helpful.

Over many years of teaching, she has noticed that some children find it harder to settle and concentrate after sweet foods or drinks such as chocolate or orange juice. In contrast, a simple low-sugar snack — for example plain rice crackers or another savoury option — can help some students arrive feeling calmer and more ready to focus.

Yuki encourages families to be mindful of highly processed snacks, added sugar and the types of oils used in everyday foods. Her aim is not to prescribe a diet, but to support each student’s learning environment from every helpful angle: music, routine, wellbeing and nourishment.

These are general wellbeing suggestions based on Yuki’s teaching experience. Families should seek personalised advice from a qualified health professional for individual dietary or medical needs.

The Allen Music way

Music that supports the whole child.

Yuki has also studied child developmental psychology, so her teaching goes beyond simply explaining what to play. Each lesson is adapted to the individual student — finding ways to make music enjoyable, build motivation, and help every child feel capable.

She has studied Suzuki Method workshops extensively and is experienced in teaching young children. She can also be a trusted mentor for every student: someone who listens, encourages, and offers support through the challenges of learning and growing.

Through music education, Yuki hopes to support not only musical growth, but also each student’s emotional wellbeing and the healthy growth of both mind and body.

Booking enquiry

Let’s begin with one note.

Enquire about violin, piano, AMEB Online Theory, or Holiday Music Camp.

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