About | Melosia Academy

Where Music Unites Us All

At Melosia Western Music Academy, our goal is simple: to give you a great music education. We believe music is vital for the human spirit, and we want to help every student reach their full potential, setting them up for a lifetime of musical enjoyment and success

Our Vision

At Melosia Western Music Academy, our goal is simple: to give you a great music education. We believe music is vital for the human spirit, and we want to help every student reach their full potential, setting them up for a lifetime of musical enjoyment and success

How We Teach

We teach music using a complete approach—we combine strong technical skills with artistic expression in a supportive setting. Our teaching is based on three main ideas:

Be a True Artist:

We help students master their technique while also boosting the creativity and emotion they need to truly perform the music.

High Standards:

Our lessons meet or go beyond what is required by both local schools and respected international music boards.

Friendly Place:

We create a warm, encouraging environment where students of all ages can grow their confidence, work with others, and share their love for music.

What You Can Learn

Melosia Western Music Academy offers focused programs for every musical goal:

Global Exam Prep: Intense coaching for well-known international music exams like ABRSM(for Theory and Practical).

Instrument Lessons: Expert training on a wide range of instruments, including Brass : Tuba, Trumpet , Trombone, French Horn, Euphonium, Baritone Horn Woodwind : Trumpet , Saxophone(Tenor & Alto) , Piccolo,Flute, Clarinet
Vocal Training: Professional lessons to improve your breathing, pitch, emotional singing, and vocal range.

Music Basics: In-depth lessons on Western Music Theory and Ear Training (Aural), helping you build a strong foundation.

We offer "Recorder" courses for junior and primary students, with the opportunity to perform in a recorder orchestra. Children as young as 5 can start with a recorder to build finger dexterity, breath control, and music reading skills transferable to other woodwinds.