Early Childhood Music Education
Experience First. Understand Next.
Through movement, listening, singing, rhythm and instrumental exploration, Music Explorer helps children build musicianship from the inside out. From the first beat at age 2.5 to the first piano piece and beyond.
Dalcroze-inspired learning
The body experiences music first
A clear learning pathway
From age 2.5 to formal piano learning
LCM milestones
Clear stages, performance and achievement
Listen, Move, Respond
For a young child, music first needs to become something they can hear, feel and respond to. Through Dalcroze-inspired learning, Music Explorer turns abstract musical ideas into experiences children can understand through their bodies.
Learning Pathway
From age 2.5 to formal piano learning
Music Explorer Level 1
Feel the Beat
Eurhythmics
Hear, Move, Respond
Piano Foundation
Connect Music to the Keyboard
Individual Piano
Read, Play, Express
Long-Term Musicianship
Exams, Repertoire, Performance, Creativity
Classes
From early childhood musicianship to formal piano learning
Real learning experiences
From the classroom to a stage of their own
Musicianship should travel beyond the lesson room. Annual performances, shared stages and competition experiences help children turn everyday listening, playing and expression into confidence in front of an audience.
Our annual performance
Children prepare, wait, perform and celebrate each step of progress together.
Stages and competition experiences
Every performance records growth
Certificates and awards mark a moment. What matters most is a child stepping onto the stage and completing their own music.
Learning milestoneLearning Milestone
LCME Early Learning Assessment
LCME (London College of Music Examinations) is a university-owned music and performance assessment board within the University of West London, with roots in the London College of Music founded in 1887. Early Learning is designed for children aged 3–6: the aim is not a high mark, but a relaxed and encouraging first assessment experience.
A child's first exam should feel like an achievement, not a pressure. We want children to feel: I can really do this.
Explore LCME Early LearningVisible Progress
Music Explorer does not want parents to receive only a short update. Lessons continuously record learning content, student response, progress and next steps.
Find the Right Class
Not sure whether your child should begin with Level 1, Eurhythmics or Piano Foundation? Tell us about your child's age and previous musical experience and our team can recommend a suitable starting point.
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