Designed with neuroscience in mind, our edutainment method turns music from a short-lived chore into a joyful skill your child will love and keep for life.
Piano lessons for Prep - Year 12 students in Balwyn North, Melbourne
They'll thank you for it later.
When they dread the learning, practice never sticks.
No engagement → No practice → No progress.
And eventually...? Most students abandon the skill altogether.
What began as a hopeful dream of music growth becomes a source of tension and frustration.
Worst of all, it can leave a lasting sour taste that turns them off ever touching the instrument again.
Why go through all that... just for them to grow up resenting music & learning?
At muso'smind Music School , we believe in teaching students to learn on their own not teaching students to look to the teacher for every single answer.
Our curriculum is designed to spark curiosity and guide steady progress,
Great music isn't forced, and great learners aren't either.
As a pianist for the past 20 years, piano teacher for 7, and a neuroscience graduate. He wants to create the music school he wished he had growing up.
Like many kids, Abel almost gave up piano after years of rigid, narrow exam-based lessons.
Today, he sseek to teach a better way, one grounded in brain science and built for long-term joy.
At muso's mind, we combine neuroscience, tailored lessons, and techology to make learning music joyful, effective, and lasting.
Starting at the age of 5 playing classical music until his completion of Grade 8 AMEB at the age of 17.
He has performed numerous times during his classical training and still continue regular performances on public pianos.
Zheng continues to improve his skills long after his exams and is passionate about passing on these music skills to students who may one day be a muso of their own.
A pianist whose received a holistic music education and has experience with a wide range of genres, from classical music to pop songs and movie themes.
He has also played with other muso's as duets and bands making arrangements with them as a hobby.
Harry still engages with music on the regular and continues to explore new musical styles and improve his ability and hopes to inspire his students to explore themselves.
Play with skill & style.
Students learn to read music and play by ear
plus room to explore their own creative voice.
Engaging Edutaining method.
We blend neuroscience & entertainment to make lessons feel fun and meaningful.
Built with their interest in mind.
Our tailored curriculum balances between the essential foundations and student’s interests a— giving them a voice in what they learn.
We celebrate effort, not just results.
We set goals, track effective effort, recognise growth, and give them a reason to feel proud.
What you'll get with lessons at Muso's Mind Music:
A custom curriculum that has the best of both essential muso skills and student interest
Regular lesson planning and goal setting to keep students moving towards their musical goals
A library of music apps that help supercharge your child's learning
School portal that streamlines teacher, parent and student communication so that everyone is on the same page
Performance opportunities for students from jam nights to recitals
Composition activities that get students to create, play and record their very own songs
Don't just hear it from us - here are what current student's have said ⬇️
STEP 1
Book in your FREE trial lesson
Simply sign up, choose your lesson time and select the teacher
A reminder will be sent prior to your lesson time so keep your eyes on your emails
STEP 2
Experience our edutainment lesson
Sit in on our lessons see first hand how we engage the students with technology and game based learning
Learn the framework we use to incentivize home practise and progress
STEP 3
Receive your tailored curriculum
Once our teachers understand you and your child's goals, we will create your tailored lesson curriculum.
We set termly goals that are more than just music exams. One that develop's the student's inner muso and cultivates the learner within.
What is a good age to start piano lessons?
It's never too late to start! There are strategies and music curriculums designed to teach students of all ages. At MMMS our recommendation is to have a trial when a student is around 4 to 5 years old, where they are developing their fine motor skills.
Book in your trial lesson today by clicking here!
Can I start lessons in the middle of the term?
You can start lessons anytime during the school term and the lesson fees will be adjusted to match your date of registration. During the term holiday break you can take a look at the trials page to see what lesson days and times are available for the upcoming term or drop in an enquiry!
Book in your trial lesson today by clicking here!
How much time do I need to spend on practice?
This depends on many different factors such as age, music proficiency, goals and other activities. Our tutors will consider all the factors and give a recommendation that is appropriate and achievable to the students.
The one recommendation that applies to all students is consistency. To get better at your instrument, then one thing you need is consistently showing up and playing the instrument. It's better to play everyday, even if the sessions are short than it is to find a 1 hour block of practise time, twice a week.
What happens if I can't make it to a lesson?
Not to worry! We understand life loves to throw unexpected curveballs. Our school offers online or video review lesson arrangements to keep consistency and we provide credits in emergencies.
For more information about our school policies, click here.
Will there be music exam preparation?
Yes - music exams are apart of our lesson curriculum, however, it's not the only main focus and goal for our students nor is it compulsory.
We do highly encourage students to sit exams and participate in performances opportunities at the school. There is the option to have a go at competitions, though that will depend on the students' goals.
Learn more about our approach here.
