Lets Play
General music class for kids
North Shore and Auckland
Does your 5 to 12 year old want to be a Rockstar but not sure which member of the band to be just yet?!
Eliette's Music Academy offers a special programme for your 'Little Rockers' (5-7), ‘Future Stars’ (7-9), ‘Kids Rock’ (10-12) to take part in, giving them time to explore and learn key fundamentals in Ukulele, Piano and Drums!
Following the school term, children will do 2 weeks in each of these instruments and 3 weeks coming together to form a band. Working towards a performance for Friends and Family in week 10
Following completion of the programme, children will receive a certificate and will then have the opportunity to take private/group lessons in the instrument of their choice.
The focus for this programme is to learn new skills, grow confidence, bring like minded children together and most importantly, have fun!
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Musical Futures programme
Discover the joy of music with the Musical Futures Programme!
Tailored for ages 5 and up, these innovative classes offer group lessons in ukulele, drums, piano, and singing.
Through a dynamic range of songs and interactive activities, students will develop their musical skills in a fun, supportive environment.
Whether you're strumming your first chords, mastering rhythms, or finding your singing voice, this programme fosters creativity and confidence while nurturing a lifelong love for music.
Join us and let the music take you on an exciting journey of discovery and growth!
MUsical Futures VALUES
A pedagogical 'approach' based on powerful values
Musical Futures is shaped around these core values that state music learning should be:
Inclusive – everyone takes part at their own level.
Engaging – learning is practical and hands-on.
Relevant – starts with music that learners engage and identify with.
Sociable – it is collaborative and with friends.
Informal – led by learners with teachers/leaders modelling, guiding, supporting.
Varied – learners perform, listen, compose, improvise, work on a range of instruments and voices, use technology, explore a range of genres and styles.
Progressive – music learning experiences are high quality, authentic where possible, and with clear progression routes.
Respectful – all learners, no matter what their ability or experience, are treated as musicians, and are supported to learn and develop.
Creative - encourage and nurture creativity for students and teachers alike.
