Lessons from the comfort of your home 

We believe there are so many benefits to having music lessons at home. Students are in a familiar and comfortable environment, which helps them feel more relaxed and confident, allowing them to get the most out of each lesson.

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Learning at home also gives the teacher the opportunity to see the student’s instrument, set-up, and practice space, allowing for personalised feedback and practical adjustments that support more effective practice between lessons.

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In addition, in-home lessons offer convenience for busy families, eliminating travel time and making it easier to fit music into a weekly routine. This often leads to greater consistency and fewer missed lessons.

For younger students especially, parents can more easily observe lessons, stay involved in their child’s progress, and better support practice throughout the week.

Overall, learning from home creates a supportive, personalised, and practical learning environment that sets students up for long-term success.

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Our Approach

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all teaching, so we don’t follow a fixed curriculum. Instead, we draw on a range of approaches - including the Western Australian music curriculum and the Kodály method - to shape lessons around each individual student.

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Some students follow our recommended books, others prepare for AMEB exams, and many enjoy learning their favourite songs or accompanying themselves. No two lessons look the same.

For beginners, we start by getting to know each student - understanding where they’re at, exploring a few options, and finding the right starting point together. Whether you’re brand new or continuing from previous lessons, we ensure every session is engaging, enjoyable, and leaves you with a real sense of progress.

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At Making Music Academy, our goal is simple: to inspire a lifelong love of music.