You're never too old to learn music. We have some wonderful students in their 70's and 80's. If you don't start now, in a year's time instead of wowing your family and friends with your newfound talents, you'll still be a at square 1. ABOUT PRACTICEYes you need to practice. But practice is not a dirty word. It's actually a great stress relief. And... as an adult, practce isn't boring like it was when you were a kid. Music sends your brain off into another zone. Try thinking about something else when you are playing music! Cant do it! So give your brain a little break from all of your daily pressures in nice way. Nurture those neurons! About 10 - 15 minutes 3 or 4 times a week should do it. ABOUT LESSONSSome schools run group lessons for adults on guitar or piano. These can be great fun and a way to share you successes and frustrations. See what your LOCAL FORTE SCHOOL offers. Music Classes Canberra is an independent music school specialising in adult music education - offering classes in piano, music reading and theory, composition and arranging, and world music - run by award-winning composer and pianist, Rasa Daukus. An experienced and dedicated music educator, Rasa is passionate about teaching music creatively. She has taught tertiary level music as well as absolute beginners, written numerous collections of educational piano works for students, created music content for online, virtual and physical learning platforms, served as university lecturer, subject convener and curriculum adviser, presenter, adjudicator, and on the board of the Music Teachers' Association. Before taking up an artist residency at Ainslie Arts Centre, Rasa was the Director of Music at the University of Canberra for four years, where she developed a highly successful practical group-focussed music tuition program for continuing adult education. These classes are modelled on that program. Rasa is grateful to David Tattersall, the Director of Music at the University of Canberra before her, for initiating community music at UC and getting her started exploring the class format. All prices include GST Friday Fun Day! 10% off Friday Lessons
All BMS teachers are passionate about teaching and about helping our students of all ages to have fun, build skills and grow in confidence. We love watching our students grow in confidence after performing in our two supportive and fun student showcases a year. We love teaching students of all ages, from 4 to 94! In 2017 BMS built a great space that we know you’re going to love. What We BelieveAt BMS we are passionate about teaching. We believe that everyone can learn music and that, with practice and great training, everyone can grow in skills and confidence, and we would love to be a part of that journey with you. We really can’t wait to meet
you! What Some Of Our Families & Students Think… Both myself and my children have had singing, guitar and piano lessons with Brisbane Music Studio for several years, and I can’t recommend them highly enough. The studio is professional and modern, there is a nurturing, supportive atmosphere for all students, and the teachers are delightful. Having the opportunity to perform publicly twice a year is a huge benefit to the confidence of all students, young and old(er)! As a parent, being in an environment, it is vital that teachers not only teach the technical aspects of music, but importantly are warm, inclusive and build confidence in the process. I have been absolutely delighted with BMS, Leah and the other teachers we have had. Both my kids were reluctant at first, but are now loving it! They now confidently sing in performance groups at school and enthusiastically take other performance opportunities. I’m so impressed, that even I’ve joined BMS as a singing student (never too late to learn) and in the choir. BMS is what all performing arts schools should aspire to be. Sonya Trau Stop looking…BMS is the best musical tribe to belong to in Brisbane!!! It’s not just about being technically good, any music teacher can do that. It’s what they bring to your child to make them shine inside and out that makes BMS special. Our teenage daughter has been part of the BMS family for over 3 years now. The teachers are incredibly engaging with her, always striving to improve her skills just that little bit each time. My daughter feels she is in a safe and truly encouraging environment, this is what she lives for, this is where she belongs. Suzi Taggart Awards For BMS
For our passion for delivering quality arts education to you.
What is the average cost of a music lesson?A recent college graduate teaching from home might charge anywhere from $25 – $35 for a half-hour lesson. At a community music school, with an experienced teacher, you could pay anywhere from $40 – $55 for a half-hour lesson.
Are private music lessons worth it?Not only do music lessons help with academic subjects, but music also helps to instill discipline. When your child takes private music lessons, they learn how to budget their time to get enough practice in and learn the importance of working hard to become better.
How long should beginner music lessons be?Beginner music lesson length for children
Since children have shorter attention, beginners do best by starting with a 30 minute lesson. Some children have better concentration and show more interest, and for these kids, 45 minutes may also work.
Are music lessons good for you?#1: Music lessons help brain development and health.
We've known for a long time that music lessons help developing brains. Musical activity involves the whole brain – every neural region that science knows about has something to do with learning and processing music. This is true for people of all ages.
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