Can I just try a lesson for free before committing to anything?
Absolutely! Just fill up our enquiry form stating what you're interested in and we will get in touch with you shortly.
 

How much do you charge for your lessons?
Our music lessons start at $240/month (1 hour per lesson, 4 lessons a month). The lesson prices depend on the student's music level, choice of instrument and preferred lesson timing. Kindly fill up the enquiry form or drop us a message for us to advise you accordingly.


Do you teach music theory in your instrumental lessons?
We provide complimentary music theory lessons during instrumental lessons up to Grade 5 level. Grade 6 and above will require a separate booking of music theory lessons.


Do you conduct group lessons?
We currently only offer one-to-one music lessons but exceptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis. Kindly fill up the enquiry form or drop us a message to make a request.


Do you conduct lessons at the student's home?
We currently only offer music lessons at our studio but exceptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis. Kindly fill up the enquiry form or drop us a message to make a request.


I'm not sure what music level I am/my child is at. What should I do?
Just sign up for your first lesson with us! Do bring along your existing music books (if any) and we will conduct a simple assessment before providing detailed recommendations for your learning needs.


I'm not sure if I wish to enrol into music examinations in future. Will this affect my learning progress?
All classical music students at Mad About Music will be equipped with the necessary skills, knowledge and techniques needed at the equivalent level of ABRSM exam standards. For example, a grade 1 student at Mad About Music will acquire the same skillsets (eg. grade 1 equivalent pieces, scales, sight-reading and aural training) as another grade 1 student from Mad About Music who has undergone the ABRSM examinations. However, the outcomes of learning are highly dependent on the student's musical ability. We believe that all students are uniquely different from each other and should not be objects of comparison. Regardless, we still highly encourage students to take the exams as we have seen many students benefitting from challenging themselves to grow in their love for music while honing their ability to perform on stage and in public.