MusicWorks Teaching Studios

10/07/2026

For all the singer / songwriters out there.... 👇🏽

Youth singing and songwriting competition.

21/06/2026

01/04/2026

Happy birthday legend!! 🥳🍷

20/03/2026

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Scientists have found that just one year of music lessons can actually reshape a child’s brain. Unlike regular schoolwork, learning an instrument activates both sides of the brain at once, strengthening connections linked to language, memory, and reading skills. It’s essentially a full-brain workout.

But the benefits don’t stop there. Music training also boosts focus, emotional control, and discipline. Even short-term exposure has been linked to faster processing speed and measurable IQ improvements.

In other words, picking up an instrument doesn’t just teach music… it rewires how kids think, learn, and understand the world around them.

11/03/2026

11/03/2026

Changing. LEGEND!! 💪🏽💛

27/02/2026

Solo Piano, Tonight 8-10pm 🍷👌🏽

20/01/2026

HE'S BACK!! 🤘🏽
Luke (Herbert - Drums) is back from touring & returning to weekly teaching with us 👌🏽. Still some spaces AVAILABLE for term 1..... "if your gonna learn, learn from THE BEST 👍🏽"

08/01/2026

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Many parents focus on teaching coding early, thinking it will make their kids smarter. MIT researchers suggest there is another approach that could have an even bigger impact. Learning music, especially playing an instrument, strengthens the brain in ways coding alone does not.

When children practice music, multiple areas of the brain work together. Their memory, attention, coordination, and emotional understanding all get a workout. Studies show that children who learn music perform better in math, reading, and problem-solving because music training enhances overall cognitive development. The act of listening, interpreting, and creating music rewires the brain to handle complex tasks more efficiently.

Music also improves executive function skills, which help kids plan, focus, and manage emotions. Unlike coding, which is more linear and logic-based, music requires constant adaptation, pattern recognition, and creativity. This makes the brain more flexible and improves learning in other subjects.

For parents, this means encouraging music lessons can be a powerful investment in your child’s future. Even 30 minutes a day of practice can make a difference. Supporting your child’s interest in music helps their brain grow while making learning fun and emotionally rewarding.

06/12/2025

Here is the first single from a great young Australian talent, and former student of Musicworks Studios, now residing in London.

the boy i used to love. OUT NOW 💙💙

https://open.spotify.com/track/2hMgat8Dn1hBDC30MjqmSb?si=bUC1iHTPT9Kol8SEpcD9Gg