Paris, founder and director of Amoré, is a WAAPA-trained musician with a Bachelor's Degree in Voice. Specializing in contemporary, music theatre, and classical singing, she brings ten years of teaching experience. Paris prioritizes enjoyment and confidence in music, tailoring lessons to individual students. Her expertise covers musicality, vocal technique, song interpretation, and addressing performance aspects. Notably, she has written, directed, and music-directed award-winning musicals, including Best Children's Show at the 2019 Perth Fringe World. Paris has previously assisted students in securing GATE Music/Musical Theatre Programs, Musical Scholarships and University Programs including TAFE and WAAPA. Paris, available Monday to Friday at Amoré, looks forward to meeting aspiring musicians.

A much-adored teacher here within our studio, Nic brings with him a wealth of musical knowledge and insight, along with a vibrant, friendly and lively personality. He loves classical music, contemporary music (he is a massive Delta Goodrem fan!) and music theatre, and his considerable understanding in all three has allowed him to become a well-rounded, versatile and engaging teacher and performer.

Nic focuses on individual musicality, expression, musical understanding and the development and furthering of individual technique and technical skill, and how all of these work together in order to help inform our choices and contribute to a student’s own improvement. His many years as both a teacher and working musician have enabled him to develop a style that is catered to each individual’s needs, helping students of all ages to improve and succeed in their own musical and performing endeavours, and to work towards and achieve their own personal goals.

As well as being a member of our admin team and teaching here at Amoré Music, Nic also performers frequently. He is a member of the acclaimed St. George’s Cathedral Consort, with whom he has performed with WASO, and is a Principal Tenor in The Giovanni Consort, having also served as Assistant Artistic Director for their 2024 Christmas season. He also sings with the St. George’s College Consort and Chapel Choir, and with various other groups around Perth.

Nic teaches flute, voice and piano Monday through Friday here at Amoré Music.

Grace has been playing guitar for nine years and has five years of experience teaching students of all ages and skill levels. Her musical expertise spans a variety of styles, with a particular focus on chords, strumming, and intricate finger-picking techniques.

Grace is deeply passionate about teaching and takes pride in sharing her knowledge with her students. She customises her lessons to suit each individual’s unique learning style, creating a positive and engaging environment that makes learning both fun and rewarding. Her friendly and approachable nature ensures her students feel comfortable and supported every step of the way.

Beyond teaching, Grace enjoys performing at various gigs, singing covers, and accompanying herself on guitar for events, such as fundraisers and parties. Since 2023, she has also worked as a music therapist through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), using the power of music to provide comfort and joy to individuals with dementia.

In addition to her musical pursuits, Grace earned a Bachelor of Design in Graphic Design from Curtin University in 2024. She brings her creativity to life through freelance design work, producing diverse projects for clients across various industries. Grace is also an accomplished ballroom dancer with 15 years of experience, which has helped her develop a strong sense of rhythm and timing that she incorporates into her teaching.

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Grace teaches at Amoré on Tuesday afternoons

Ben currently holds both a Bachelor's Degree and Honours in Orchestral Percussion from the West Austalian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Ben is an experienced teacher and loves working with students of all ages!

Ben currently teaches Drums and Percussion at Amoré on Monday and Wednesday's. 

Being a qualified classroom music teacher and a WAAPA graduate, Sabrina has been singing and playing piano for over 16 years and has taught children and adults for over five years, specialising in contemporary music. She aims to create a safe, inclusive, and positive environment where students can feel confident in their abilities as musicians. Sabrina also has experience working with neurodiverse students and fosters an environment where each individual can learn in a way that feels comfortable to them. She has performed around Perth and enjoys sharing her passion for music with others.

Sabrina holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education and a Diploma of Jazz Music from WAAPA.

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Sabrina teaches at Amoré on Tuesday and Thursday's.

Performing since she was 6 years old, Abby is an actor, singer and dancer from the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. After completing a Diploma in Musical theatre from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in 2022, Abby is currently studying her Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

Growing up, Abby competed in Eisteddfods for over 10 years in Speech and Drama and Singing and won the Brisbane Performing Arts Competition twice in the Drama section, judged by NIDA. Abby has plenty of performance experience, performing in roles such as Mrs Potts in Beauty and the Beast and The Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods.

Abby also loves baking, pigs and her dog Carlos. 

Abby is currently teaching voice at Amoré on Saturday's.

Alfie is a dedicated drum instructor and Bachelor of Music student at WAAPA, majoring in Jazz Drum Kit Performance. A graduate of Churchlands Senior High School’s esteemed music program, he holds Certificates II and III in Music Industry.

Alfie teaches students of all genres, from beginners to intermediate players, focusing on strong technique, creativity, and musicality. He actively performs around Perth with the indie pop band CNTR and the Swing Shift Big Band, staying closely connected to live music. His engaging, student-centered teaching style helps students build confidence, develop skills, and foster a genuine passion for drumming.

Richard is a musician with over 30 years experience, and has been lecturing in music for nearly 20 years. 
After playing in many bands and becoming a contracted musician in Hong Kong, Richard returned to Perth, becoming a lecturer at TAFE in the Music Industry course for many years. 
Richard's passion in music has also led to the construction of his own professional studio, utilising his past experience in sound/audio installation. 

Richard has a strong passion for teaching and a supportive nature, and teaches at Amoré on Tuesday afternoons

Tia is currently studying Environmental Engineering at the University of Western Australia. A passionate musician since age 7, she has achieved Grade 7 in piano. With extensive teaching experience across a wide age range, Tia loves sharing her passion for music and inspiring students of all ages to reach their full potential.

Tia teaches Piano and Amoré on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings.

Chris is an experienced guitarist and performer with over a decade's experience on stage and recording with bands around Perth and touring nationally.  He is a passionate and dedicated guitar teacher of all ages and styles, with a focus on embracing originality and encouraging spontaneous performance

Keri teaches Voice at Amoré on Thursday afternoons.

Ella is a friendly face at the front desk. She is always happy to answer any of your questions and welcome you in to the studio!

Anthony is a friendly face at the front desk. He is always happy to answer any of your questions and welcome you in to the studio!

Aaron is our behind-the-scenes maestro at the studio, handling office management and providing event support. While not a musician himself (although he can sing 'do re mi'), he enjoys our vibrant studio culture and hearing our talented performers. Catch Aaron around the studio or at special events and concerts, adding his unique support to our creative endeavours.