What Music Practice Should My Child Do Over the Summer Holidays? For many young musicians, summer holidays are a welcome break from school routines, sports, and homework. But for parents and music teachers, the question arises: Should my child continue practising music over the holidays, or is it better to take a break? In New […]
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We’re excited to present Michelle Hutchison to Kaukapakapa School, where she will be teaching piano and singing to students of all ages. Building on the NZ Modern School of Music’s previous involvement in this small, close-knit community, Michelle brings both expertise and a passion for nurturing young musicians. Her lessons aim to inspire creativity,
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Choosing Between Classical and Modern: Deciding Your Musical Path When embarking on the journey of learning to play piano, guitar, or keyboard, the question often arises: should I focus on classical or modern music? Each path offers its own set of challenges, rewards, and opportunities for musical growth. Deciding between classical and modern styles requires
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The Case for Learning to Read Music: Unlocking the Power of Musical Literacy In the realm of music education, a perennial debate revolves around the merits of learning to read music notation versus playing by ear. While playing by ear certainly has its merits, mastering the skill of reading music offers a multitude of benefits
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In a world where every child is unique, neurodiversity celebrates the spectrum of neurological differences. From autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to ADHD and dyslexia, neurodiverse children possess distinct cognitive profiles that shape their interactions with the world. While these diversities pose challenges, they also present opportunities for growth and enrichment, and music emerges as a
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We had a fun Teachers meeting on the weekend where we organised a photo shoot for our teachers at the impressive Sofitel Viaduct Harbour Hotel. The photos were amazing!
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Embarking on a Musical Journey: The Benefits and Considerations of Learning Instruments as an Adult It’s never too late to pursue a passion for music. Whether you’ve always dreamed of strumming a guitar, tickling the ivories of a piano, or mastering the intricacies of a violin, adulthood presents a perfect opportunity to embark on a
Nishanthi has become an important part of the NZMSM team based in Mt Roskill. With over 15 years of experience, Nishanthi is a dedicated and enthusiastic piano teacher committed to nurturing a love for music in students. Her journey with music began at a very young age, where she honed her skills through rigorous study,
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BRADLEY HELM Bradley (Ngāi Tahu, Kāti Kuri) is a multi instrumentalist with almost 20 years of experience. He currently teaches acoustic, electric and bass guitar, ukulele, keyboard, and piano. Bradley also has experience with singing, drums, charango, cello, melodica, harmonica, mandolin, violin, clarinet, autoharp, accordion, concertina, kalimba, glockenspiel, and xylophone. Bradley has been in many
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Music lessons are important and can offer a multitude of benefits to children that extend far beyond the realm of music itself.
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