Flute/Piccolo lessons Perth
4-8 year olds
It’s time to make music!
At Music Makers Academy, we believe every child has the potential to shine through music! If you’re a parent who values music education but worries your child may not be interested, we’re here to help. Our PocoMuso program for kids aged 4-8 is designed specifically to inspire young minds while holding them to high standards.
Imagine your child walking into their music lesson filled with excitement, ready to learn. With our exceptional instructors and engaging curriculum, your child will improve their musical skills, gain self-confidence, and develop a lifelong love for music. We ensure each student receives personalized attention and accountability—so you can trust they are making progress and achieving excellence.
When you choose Music Makers Academy, you’re not just signing up for music lessons. You’re investing in your child’s future success. Our students frequently achieve a B grade or higher on music exams and many have been selected for prestigious music programs.
Join us at Music Makers Academy, where we transform uncertainty into the joy of music—one lesson at a time.
How much is it?
Registration fee ……………………………………………………….. VALUED AT $10
2x Epic concerts to show off your skills ……………………… VALUED AT $100
2x videos to send to family and friends ………………………. VALUED AT $20
1x Practice journal to fast track your progress …………….. VALUED AT $40
Regular prizes to reward effort and achievements ……….. VALUED AT $20
38x 30min private lessons …………………………………………… VALUED AT $1608
2x 1hr workshops to learn new skills ……………………………. VALUED AT $50
Priority placement on holiday programs ………………………… Priceless
Making loads of new friends …………………………………………. Priceless
Access to MMA referral program …………………………………… Priceless
Fun family events to make awesome memories ………………. Priceless
Expert guidance and tuition from friendly tutors ……………. Priceless
TOTAL VALUE …………………………….. $1848
PAY ONLY $36 per week*
*Billed monthly ($154+GST/month) for 12 months3 Easy Steps to Enroll
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1. Schedule an Interview
We'll discuss your child's interests and goals
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2. Complete the Application
Fill out a simple form to get started.
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3. Enroll in Classes
Begin your child's musical journey with us.
Our flute/piccolo teacher
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Jensen Henkel
Jensen is a dedicated flute and piccolo teacher currently studying a Bachelor of Music at the University of Western Australia. With a strong background in solo and ensemble performance, he brings both technical expertise and a passion for teaching to every lesson. Jensen is committed to helping students achieve their musical goals, tailoring lessons to suit individual needs while fostering creativity and confidence. His approach combines professionalism with a genuine love for music, inspiring students to develop their skills and enjoy the journey of learning.
What students are saying
“Amazingly professional and knowledgeable music teachers.”
FAQs
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We can take students as young as 4 years old (but not any younger). However, acceptance into our program also relies on the child's and parents’ readiness, which is usually assessed by a tutor during your interview.
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Payments are made online via direct debit on the 1st of each month for the duration of 12 months.
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We do not allow students to take exams for the first 2 years of their training. This is so that we can focus on a more holistic approach to music education and make sure that exams are not the entire purpose behind music lessons.
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Yes, it is crucial to have an instrument at home before having lessons. We strongly advise getting an acoustic, upright piano. Electric pianos do not respond to the touch in the same way that an acoustic instrument does.
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If you are unable to attend a lesson, your tutor will film a video lesson for you, which you will receive within 48hrs.
We require a 30 day notice for cancellation of enrolment to take effect.
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We use the books Tales of a Musical Journey. This is a book series designed specifically for young learners. It provides foundational exercises on which to build healthy piano technique, and takes a very scaffolded approach to teaching students how to read music. The use of stories and colourful images makes the learning process interactive and exciting for children.
