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Whether you're considering music lessons for yourself or your child, learning a musical instrument offers far more than the ability to play your favourite songs. From improving memory and concentration to developing confidence and creativity, music has the power to positively influence every stage of life. At The Music Hub, we've seen first-hand how learning an instrument can transform lives. While becoming a musician is an exciting goal, many of the greatest rewards happen l

The team here at The Music Hub are the magic behind the music. It is there knowledge, skill and passion for sharing music with others that makes the school work. Following our last introduction to the wonderful Amira, we are going to meet Grace this week. Grace is one of the vocal tutors here at TMH and she is sharing some of her story with us this week. People often ask me how I got into singing, and the honest answer is… I don't really remember a time when I wasn't singing!

Few topics in music education spark as much debate as music theory and reading notation. On one side are musicians who favour a creative, listening-based approach, learning through experimentation, improvisation and developing their ear. On the other are those who believe that understanding music theory and reading written notation provides the strongest foundation for musical growth and performance. So, is one approach actually better than the other? The truth is that both m