FLUTE LESSONS IN THE CONVENIENCE OF YOUR OWN HOME

We are a network of young & enthusiastic University Students providing the very best in private 1 on 1 flute lessons in your home – in your local area.

WE OFFER YOU IN PERSON HOME FLUTE LESSONS FOR STUDENTS OF ALL AGES & LEVELS

If you are looking for an eager, professional & reliable local flute teacher to come to your home – one of us will be available, & will be able to provide you a very affordable lesson rate.

What People Are Saying

I wholeheartedly recommend Stephen to anyone who wants to learn to play the flute. My son has just started lessons, and I could not have hoped for a better teacher. He is an incredibly patient and knowledgable person who can guide even a complete novice to a joy of learning to play.

Daniella Smidth

I am learning flute, I am learning from Lucy. I have listened to some jazz greats. Just trying to keep learning; Its a great opportunity.

Judy Dawson

Featured Flute Teachers

Here are just a few of our amazing flute teachers ready to come to your home to help you learn flute

I am currently studying Science at Macquarie University. I am passionate about helping students find joy and excitement in learning to play the flute and helping to find and develop their own musical style.

Tristan

Flute Tutor

Currently studying Education at Monash University. I am excited to share my passion for playing the flute with my students and to encourage them to appreciate the joy of learning music. I had a fantastic flute teacher when I was younger and it would be so amazing to pass my knowledge on to future flute players.

Bonnie

Flute Tutor

Currently studying Economics at the University of Queensland. I love being able to give students the opportunity to find a passion for music. I believe playing an instrument as versatile as the flute is an invaluable skill, so it’s a joy to share the learning experience with my students.

Lucy

Flute Tutor

Studying Music at UWA. I love seeing the students enjoy the process of learning, and finally being able to master a concept or piece. Each student is unique with their own strengths and goals and I love being their teacher to help them improve each lesson.

Adam

Flute Tutor

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Frequently Asked Questions

LEARN TO PLAY THE FLUTE

What should I know before learning the flute?

A good flute teacher should be able to teach you everything from the correct flute embouchure formation to proper breathing and posture. Other things you’ll during professional flute lessons will include fingerings for notes, different articulation, vibrato, music theory, and musicianship skills.

Can you learn flute on your own?

Learning to play the flute on your own is definitely achievable. However, how easy or how challenging it will be will come down to what previous experience you have with music, the amount of time you have to commit to learning, your age, physical capabilities, as well as what you can afford to put into it

Is flute learning difficult?

The flute is one of the most popular instruments in the band. … Producing a tone on the flute is similar to blowing across the top of a bottle. Once you can make that sound, simply use the keys to change the notes. Flute isn’t hard to learn — like all the instruments, it just takes some practice

How many hours should I practice flute?

How much time you set aside is really up to your schedule, but anything between 1-4 hours a day is good. However, quality of practice is far more important than quantity, so if you only practice for 30 minutes but in a detailed, mindful way you will get a lot of benefit from that

Which flute is easiest to learn?

Their YFL-222 Student Flute Student flute is an exceptionally good beginner flute. If you can afford it, this wouldn’t be a bad start to your learners’ journey on flute.

What flute should a beginner buy?

The concert flute is the instrument of choice for beginners. Beginner school bands usually introduce the flute in the fourth or fifth grade. It is important for young players to be large enough to reach the keys without straining the neck or hands

How expensive is a flute?

Beginner flutes usually range in cost from $500 to $1000. Intermediate, or step-up flutes usually cost $1,400 to $2,500 and entry level pro flutes (still largely played by advanced students) around $2500 and up

LESSONS

How long of a lesson should I take?

For children 5 to 9 years old, a 45 minute musical lesson is sufficient. For studnets 9+ years and students who have specific musical goals such as playing in orchestra, a full 1 hour lesson is a better investment. For any advanced players a 1 hour lesson is highly recommended.

Do I need my own instrument?

We ask all students to have an instrument in their home, so they can practice during the week. Let us know if you need any recommendations!

Can we split a 60 minute lesson into two lessons?

If you have two students wanting to learn, we are able to divide a 60 minute lesson into two 30 minute lessons.

What happens if I leave for 2 months and come back?

If you are leaving for 30 days or longer, you have the option of holding your time and teacher for when you return by paying your normal monthly tuition.You may also withdraw completely and re- register when you return, however your time and teacher may not be available.

Do you accept the NSW government’s Creative Kids Voucher?

Yes! We are only accepting Creative Kids Voucher in NSW for $100 discount on your lessons.

Do you accept the NSW government’s Back To School Voucher?

Yes! We are accepting the NSW Back To School Vouchers.

Do I need to travel anywhere for my lessons?

We will come to your home, meaning you don’t have to fight traffic to get to after school lessons.

How can we access the student portal?

You can visit the Teachworks page to log into the student portal. Email us at musiclessons@customersupport.care to get your login details.

CHILD LESSONS

Is my child too young to start music lessons?

Our teachers are experienced in teaching students as young as five. Our enthusiastic teachers ensure every lesson is fun and engaging to keep students interested in pursuing their instrument.

How old should my child be to begin music lessons?

Children as young as five can begin learning their instrument and basic music theory.

We are very experienced in tutoring young children who are complete beginners, and have all the patience and personality needed to engage your child and give them best start in their musical journey.

Is a 45 minute lesson too long for my child?

In our 45 minute lessons, we are able to cover music theory, technical skills alongside the songs we teach. These important aspects of musical education are often skipped over in 30 minute lessons.

How do I know my child is progressing ?

To keep our students learning and progressing, we use the Musical Ladder system. Every 3 months our students take a test with their teacher to make sure they are absorbing the material in the lessons and making progress. Our students love this system as they get to earn cool colourful wristbands and certificates as well as trophies for their achievements! Our teachers also will take the time to conference

What happens if I ( my child ) gets sick and can’t make a lesson one day?

We have group make up classes on the weekend, that are age and level appropriate. You can sign up online for as many as you would like and the make up never expires, meaning you can take the make up class a week or 2 months later.

TEACHERS

What are your teachers qualifications?

We are highly experienced in teaching students of all ages and skill levels, and have completed the relevant exams that allow us to teach. All teachers have undertaken a government certified “Working with children” police check.

BOOKING A LESSON

How does booking lessons work?

We offer weekly lessons, scheduled at the same time each week, with your teacher. Our lessons run throughout the school terms.

How frequently do I need to pay for lessons?

Students have the option of paying per month or term. Invoices are sent to students on a termly basis, so please let us know if you prefer monthly billing.

How does the payment work?

We ask all students to pay via direct debit or credit card. Our teachers will not accept cash. Lessons are prepaid to guarantee your placement.

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Why Should You Take Flute Lessons?

Music Lessons Academy is the right place for you especially if you are interested in private flute classes or lessons with certified flute teachers in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra or Brisbane.

You can take these lessons in the traditional way (in person), or if it is more convenient you can take them online.

Either way, flute lessons can speed up your progress, make practice more enjoyable, and improve your chances of gaining any real success in the music industry.

The modest cost of 1 on 1 flute lessons far outweigh the long term rewards.

Our professional local flute teachers are able to help students from all age ranges: from seniors, adults, teenagers, to young children.

In addition to the physical aspect of learning to play the flute your teacher will also introduce you to the basics of music theory, such as chords, chord inversion, and note counting.

In addition you will learn exercises to facilitate and improve your technique more quickly.

In short your flute teacher can offer techniques and insights that will help to accelerate your progress in a way that likely will not happen if you teach yourself.

No matter whether you are at an advanced, intermediate, or beginner level, our teachers have a variety of different styles and backgrounds which means it should not be hard to find the right match for both your skill level and your musical taste.

The specialties of each of our teachers are listed on their profiles along with additional details like their personal background, photos, feedback from students, and their availability for giving lessons.

Students who prefer to take their flute lessons online can learn conveniently from home, pay lower rates, and choose from a much broader selection of teachers from all around the country.

If you have any experience taking music lessons using Skype, you will probably love our online 1 on 1 flute lessons.

We are so confident that you will be happy with your first lesson that we offer our customers a 100% satisfaction guarantee for their first lesson.

What other costs can I expect from private flute lessons?

Aside from the rate of lessons and the initial purchase or rental of a flute, you can expect to purchase other materials such as flute books, a metronome and tuner for practicing, a cleaning swab and cloth, and a music stand. Additionally, there may be future expenses such as the occasional piece of sheet music or flute books as the student advances.

What can I expect from private flute classes? How does my child need to prepare?

Learning an instrument and taking lessons are a great way to unlock your child’s creativity while simultaneously creating structured habits. Lessons will be spent performing homework assignments from the prior week, reviewing how to read music, learning new notes, and an introduction to the music that will be assigned as homework.

A beginning student should practice from 10-20 minutes a day, depending on their age and ability. One of the greatest challenges in flute playing is consistently producing a sound. Because of the nature of the instrument (blowing into a hole rather than a mouthpiece), it is difficult to produce a sound right away. It can take some time for younger kids to make a sound, but this is very common.

As students progress, there will be fun rewards, such as playing duets with their teacher, learning their favorite songs or pieces from their favorite movies or shows, and even making up their own songs! Music is a fantastic way to be creative and imaginative while learning!

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