In music perception studies (music theory), known in Finnish as muha, students practise understanding the music they hear, play and read. Learning together and enjoying it are at the heart of the studies.
Lessons develop music reading skills, creativity and an understanding of different styles. Topics include music fundamentals, creative musicianship, and history and styles. Ways of working include listening, writing down what you hear, playing, rhythm exercises and singing together.
Basic-level groups are divided by age: basic level A (ages 9 to 11), B (12 to 14) and C (15 and over). Students who have completed basic studies can continue in advanced groups, and there is entrance exam preparation for students planning further studies in music.
How to join.
Enrolment
Enrolment takes place in Eepos, which is available in English. You can find instructions, application periods and fees on the Applying page.
How to applyIn English
Your child can study with us in English. You can contact our office in English, too.
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Music perception studies: questions and answers.
Can my child study in English?
Yes. Your child can study with us in English, even if they don’t speak Finnish yet. You can contact our office in English, and we’ll help you get started.
Would you like us to contact you?
If applications are not currently open, or there are no places available for your chosen instrument, leave your contact details. Our office will contact you when a place becomes available and, if you wish, let you know when applications open.
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Interested in music perception studies?
Get in touch or fill in the application form. You can contact us in English.