1 Music Education courses in Maidenhead

steniar music education

melodies music education

starling music academy

Music theory is the understanding of how music works. It's knowing why certain. music makes you feel happy, or why the soundtrack in action films makes the visuals so much more exciting. It's also an integral part of any music student's learning journey. For years it's been packaged as a boring set of rules which must be learned simply to pass an exam, but we aim to change this. Most music students will already have some knowledge of music theory, so each of our students receive a unique course plan which only covers topics they haven't already learned. On top of this, every student is paired with their own personal music theory tutor who supports their learning throughout their time on the course. More than a memory test Our aim is to teach our students to understand the logic and process behind every topic, rather than simply memorise lots of data to pass an exam. We know that the more deeply something is understood, the less likely it is to be forgotten.  Regular feedback to keep you on track Even with the best intentions, buying workbooks and downloading worksheets can't guarantee that the work will get done. As soon as we know what your goal is, we aim to help you get there in the most efficient time possible. Your tutor will set you work for each week and we will send you reminders when work is due.  Less pressure on instrumental teachers As a lot of our tutors are also instrumental music teachers, we know how hard it can be to fit music theory into a flute/trumpet/violin lesson, and we think that your instrumental teacher should be able to give their full attention to helping you improve on your chosen instrument. Get your money's worth from your instrumental lessons, whilst we get you through your theory exam.

henley music school

HOME | henleymusicschool providing all-inclusive music education to any child regardless of age, ability, background or means.

culturemix arts ltd

CultureMix Arts is an international music and carnival arts company based in Berkshire, UK. We encourage participation and development offering employment opportunities in the music industry and the carnival sector. An Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation (ACE NPO) CultureMix Arts has it’s roots in African Caribbean culture from steel pan music and Carnival masquerade of Trinidad and Tobago to Jamaican reggae music. As a not for profit organisation our focus is on the professional development of young people seeking a career in the creative industries. Internship and work experience programmes offer training in business, finance, tutoring and event management.

new era music school

New Era Music School CIO registered with Charity Commission of England and Wales with Registered Charity Number 1200630 is a charity with Objects: To advance the education in music, and to provide musical education to those that have limited opportunity to learn music, for persons of all ages (but primarily for young children under the age of 25) residing principally but not exclusively, in Swindon and Wiltshire. We are aiming to support students who can’t afforded to pay full price for quality music education, our beneficiary are all Pupil Premium students, “Pupil premium is funding to improve education outcomes for disadvantaged pupils in schools in England. Evidence shows that disadvantaged children generally face additional challenges in reaching their potential at school and often do not perform as well as other pupils.” If the student is a beneficiary from Pupil Premium at the school that means is coming from family that has some financially difficulties and need support, We are planning to support all students who are supported by the government as a Pupil Premium. More information about Pupil premium can be found on Pupil premium: overview – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Every student will have to sign eligibility form and provide a proof of receiving Pupil premium benefits (email or letter from school ) Or that the annual household income is £28000 or less to be eligible.