Helping Children Discover Confidence Through Music
More than music lessons. We help children become confident, expressive and resilient young people through inspiring one-to-one tuition, unforgettable performances and a community that genuinely believes in every child.

Frequently Asked Questions

-Our Perth centres follow the AMEB curriculum scales and pieces. 

-Hong Kong MUSO follows the ABRSM curriculum. 

-MUSO online teachers do a combination of AMEB and ABRSM curriculum pieces. 

-MUSO online practice teachers (for those who already have a teacher but want a professional practice buddy) can adapt to any curriculum of the student’s teacher’s choice.

Our Muso team teach in various teaching styles that are fun, challenging and encouraging. We tailor our teaching style to the student’s personality and goals whilst also help build their self confidence. Muso’s vision is to help all our young Musos love music and achieve high excellent results.

No, Muso students are only required to sit two exams up until grade 8. For example, they sit either grade comprehensive 5 and 8, or grade 7 and 8 comprehensive exams.

Our students take an average of 5 years to finish Grade 8 exam (starting from Beginner)

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Isabelle Ng began learning piano at the age of 6 (2005) and in 1.5 years, got A+ in her grade 6 exam (2007). By 10 years old, she completed her Grade 8 Exam (2009) and then went onto completing her Associate Diploma A.Mus.A and ABRSM exams at 13 years old (2011). She also completed her Grade 5 Theory Exam in the same year.

During her time learning piano, Isabelle has won various prizes in local competitions such as Fremantle Eisteddfod, North of Perth Music Festival and Western Australia Pianist Competition and enjoyed performing for local community and volunteering events.

Isabelle was also a music scholarship holder at Methodist Ladies’ College (MLC) from 2010 to 2015, and had participated in the school’s Chorale (voice), Symphony Orchestra (piano) and Jazz Band (piano). She also learnt flute as a second instrument and played flute for MLC’s Philhamonic Orchestra and Concert Band. She reached up to Grade 5 within three years but then stopped to focus on her academics.

At the end of 2019, Isabelle began teaching piano and in one year, taught over 25 students with many excelling 2-3 grades in one year and some winning local competitions such as Western Australian Pianist Competition.

Outside of music, Isabelle completed a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Psychology in 2020 and is passionate about entrepreneurship and business. Isabelle then went on to co-found Muso Music Academy in 2021 and is excited to help all children, as long as they have the willingness to learn, reach their music potential.