NCMA Classes
Our small group classes are an affordable introduction to music.
All students taking part in our groups or classes need to be enrolled with us. Please visit our enrolment page for more information.
Instruments: Saxophone
Students will learn the basic techniques of the saxophone in a group situation.
Instruments: Recorder
Recorder can be a preparatory instrument for other woodwind instruments. This class is also for general musicianship covering notational, rhythmical and improvisational skills from a young age.
Instruments: Percussion, Recorder, Singing
Our Preschool Music Class for 3-5 year olds is a fun class focusing on a holistic developmental approach that uses Orff approach. Children explore musical skills and concepts in a creative and imaginative way.
Instruments: Dance
Royal Academy of Dance Ballet lessons for aspiring ballerinas. Students will learn the technique and art of Ballet through music, use of imagery and props.
Instruments: Piano
This piano class provides an affordable option for learning an instrument in a group setting. Classes will run depending on interest and require a minimum of 3 students so bring a friend and join the fun!
Instruments: Percussion
Our free beginner classes for percussion allow our students to learn in a small group at no charge. This is a great introductory music class allowing children to get a taste of percussion.
Instruments: Percussion
Our Affordable Group classes for percussion allow our students to learn in a small group the affordable way. This is a great introductory music class allowing children to get a taste of percussion.
Instruments: General Music Experience
When we sing, when we move, when we play in a musical context, we explore the fundamental elements of music. Using song, dance and creative movement, body percussion, tuned and untuned percussion, creative storytelling and poetry we lay a strong foundation for musical development.
Instruments: Marimba, Percussion
Have fun learning to play as part of a marimba ensemble using the NCMA percussion instruments. Immediately successful. No music reading skills necessary. Develop the ensemble playing skills needed to perform a variety of styles of music.
Instruments: Saxophone
The J-sax is a fun way to start learning a reed instrument. It is a precursor to a saxophone, that which can be started from the age of about 9 – 10 years old.
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