TOP 10 RECORDER LESSONS IN NEW ZEALAND

The Upper Hutt Music Centre has been providing music lessons to primary and intermediate school children for more than 40 years. Our popular Saturday morning music program will help your child discover the joy of playing a musical instrument.

Wellington Music Centre is excited to bring music tuition back to Wellington!

Lessons can start at a very young age - if children are ready, as young as three years.  However, it is never too late to learn! ?Why not start music as a hobby in retirement?!

It is an instrument that can easily contribute to the school band and lead on later to taking part in woodwind groups and other chamber music groups. Additionally, a student can easily transfer from recorder to flute, clarinet, or saxophone when they’re older.

This provides an excellent introduction to wind instrument techniques. Students may choose to play the recorder only, or as a recorder/fife combination.

The school provides Ministry of Education subsidised group music lessons for primary and intermediate age school students

Epsom Music School was established in 1996 by a group of Auckland Philharmonia musicians under the leadership of Tatiana Lanchtchikova.

Established in September 1974, by Helen Rimmer and the Glenfield Music Centre Incorporated Society Committee; Glenfield Music Centre continues to maintain a similar number of students, because the number of classes funded by the Ministry of Education has been the same for more than 20 years.

If you are a beginner or already have some musical ability, it's never to late to learn or re-learn - whether you are eight years old or eighty!

Recorder classes are offered by Rotorua Music School. You are able to request a preferred day of the week, we will co-ordinate lesson times where possible.