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Learning music in Rotorua

If you are a music student from Rotorua and you would like to be inspired, Rotorua has been the birthplace of many well-known musicians, including Ukulele band The Thermaleles who recently performed at the Music Month Concert in Rotorua - a countrywide concert that is held annually. Another band that participated in the event that made Rotorua the music center of New Zealand for the month was the band False Heights, an indie-pop band that is rapidly emerging.

Another main, famous artist from Rotorua is Elizabeth Marvelly, famous operatic singer that became a nationwide known artist when she made the transition to pop music. Rotorua has also been the birthplace of established artists who have already made their mark. Mike Brosnan, singer song-writer and great guitar player who has appeared on stages all over New Zealand and in many television shows is an example of it. Rotorua is a great place to become inspired by the possibilities that the music industry has to offer in New Zealand!

Find the perfect music teacher for you

Superprof is a great platform for finding the right teacher for you. The platform has thousands of music teachers and music instructors across New Zealand. On our website you can find a wide variety of teachers dedicated and specialised in different instruments, music styles, training and level. Whatever your desire is, you will be able to find the right match for you. Prices generally range from $20 to $50 per hour and most teachers offer their first lesson for free. Teachers offer as well the option of having lessons at the student’s home, their home or online, which lately has become more and more a viable form of exchange between teachers and students. If you are looking for classical training, or you just want to learn a few songs to sing and play along; if you are advanced and want to reach a next level or if it is the first time you’re laying down hands on a musical instrument, Superprof will give you the chance to find the perfect music teacher for you.

The benefits of learning music with a private instructor

Learning music is a common dream for many people. That’s why now more than ever there is a great offer of tools, apps and videos that can help us in our quest of learning music. However, when it comes to picking up an instruments and laying hands on it, whether it is pressing down a key or bowing a string, you may soon realise that your relationship with the instrument that you’ve chosen comes with specific challenges to you, challenges that apps and videos may not be able to address properly or at all.

This is why learning with an instructor is so important. The benefits are several, but primarily we can focus on two: discipline in your practice and music lessons tailored to your needs. Lessons are usually one hour per week, but learning a musical instrument will require a brief, but consistent practice from your part. Then, students and teachers can review what was practiced during the time between their lessons and address concerns and questions that might have arisen. And students under the tutelage of teachers who they meet on a weekly basis may have a better chance of having a consistent routine, only due to the fact that they are engaged in a weekly session with an instructor. Because of it, progress and improvement may come at a consistent rate and your experience learning music may be a very pleasant one as you can witness your abilities and skills expanding steadily.

Learning with a teacher is a personalised experience as well. The teacher will address the challenges and difficulties that are specific to your relationship with the instrument, or any other aspect of music for that matter. The teacher will guide you through what he or she will consider to be the better path for your improvement. And he or she will pinpoint the mistakes you may be making in order for you to correct them, as well as the improvements that you might have made that week so you may continue practicing feeling motivated and with a purpose. But learning with a teacher is also a human experience; learning with another person with whom you can communicate, ask questions, bring out your concerns or just someone to whom you can explain in great detail the challenges that you encounter as you learn music. Not to mention the fact that you are learning someone with whom you can have fun, laugh and enjoy each class, it is something that can only be found in the teacher-student relationship.