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Because learning music is about far more than learning an instrument
Music teaches children to listen.
To concentrate.
To practise something they can't do yet.
To make mistakes and try again.
To perform in front of others.
To create.
To express themselves.
To become part of something.
And yes, somewhere along the way they'll learn to play an instrument too.
The goal isn't simply a child who can play an instrument. It's a confident, creative and complete musician.
Proven results that speak for themselves.
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Free support for parents who want to know what their child is learning and help them at home
Because supporting a child learning music can be difficult when you don't understand the music yourself.
Parent Music Essentials gives you enough musical knowledge to understand what your child is learning, encourage them at home and be part of their musical journey.
30 minutes. Once a week. Completely free.
Join me live online every Thursday evening for ten weeks. Can't make a session? Every session is recorded, so you can catch up whenever it suits you.
I'm Brendan O'Neill, a professional musician and music educator with more than 20 years' experience.
I'll teach you the basics in plain English, without assuming you already know anything about music. No exams. No jargon. No judgement.

Because supporting a child learning music can be difficult when you don't understand the music yourself.
Parent Music Essentials gives you enough musical knowledge to understand what your child is learning, encourage them at home and be part of their musical journey.
30 minutes. Once a week. Completely free.
Join me live online every Thursday evening for ten weeks. Can't make a session? Every session is recorded, so you can catch up whenever it suits you.
I'm Brendan O'Neill, a professional musician and music educator with more than 20 years' experience.
I'll teach you the basics in plain English, without assuming you already know anything about music. No exams. No jargon. No judgement.