All students are trained in the 5 keys areas of muscianship
1 / Technique
Technique refers to the physical skills required to play your instrument proficiently. It involves mastering various finger movements, hand positions, and coordination.
2 / Theory
Music theory provides the foundation for understanding how music works. It involves concepts such as scales, chords, keys, and harmonic progressions.
3 / Aural Skills
Aural skills focus on developing the ability to hear and recognize musical elements such as melodies, intervals, chords, and rhythms by ear.
4 / Sight Reading
Sight reading involves the ability to read and interpret music notation in real time. It encompasses reading sheet music, understanding rhythm, and translating it into playing the instrument.
5 / Performance
Performance focuses on the art of presenting music to an audience. It involves developing stage presence, musical interpretation, and effective communication through the instrument.
Courses
Hobby Vocals
Trial Class
Western Classical Vocals
Trial Class
Rock and Pop Vocals
Trial Class
Hobby Keyboard and Piano
Trial Class
Electric Guitar
Trial Class
Acoustic Guitar
Trial Class
Hobby Guitar
Trial Class
Classical Guitar
Trial Class
Progress is tracked in 9 levels
The number of lessons indicated in the following table is subject to variation. Students may require additional classes if their attendance is irregular and if practice is not consistent. Conversely, the number of lessons needed may decrease if students display a strong passion for the instrument and diligently practice on their own between lessons. Progress and proficiency in learning the instrument are influenced by factors such as dedication, practice routine, and engagement with the material.