Become 
inspired
learn, and Grow with
Music.

Welcome to Music Studies at Avonia!

You can start your musical journey by enrolling as a student. Playing music is fun, and studying at Avonia supports developing a positive relationship with music. Learning is easiest when working together, and when accompanied by positive experiences. Enjoying time spent with music is an inspiration for practising.

At the Avonia Music Institute, you can study classical as well as pop/jazz/rock music with skilled and inspiring teachers.

 

Getting Started

You can begin your music hobby simply by enrolling as a student. Playing is fun, and studying at Avonia supports the development of a positive and lifelong relationship with music.

Studies

Learning happens best by making music together and through positive emotional experiences. Encouraging musical moments inspire students to practise their own instrument.

Activities

Avonia’s annual reports open the doors to everyday life at our music institute — our achievements and development. Read what we have accomplished and where we are heading.

Näppärit (Fiddle Course)

There is still room to join! Registration has been extended until the end of February. The fiddle course is a Finnish folk music ensemble course for musicians of all ages and skill levels. The course will be held at Mikkelä School in Espoo on March 27–29. All instruments are welcome, as well as family members and friends. During the weekend, participants will play together under the guidance of master folk musician Mauno Järvelä, and the course will culminate in a joint concert. Find more information here!

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Spring Semester 2026

begins Wed 7 January 2026
ends Mon 25 May 2026

Holidays

16–20 February | Winter Break
Fri 3 April – Mon 6 April | Easter
Thu 30 April – Fri 1 May | May Day
Thu 14 May | Ascension Day

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Avonia Music Institute
Kannusillanmäki 6
02770 
Espoo
Office
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 4:15 PM
010 420 1083
kanslia@avonia.fi
“Working together makes learning easier. Learning should be accompanied by positive experiences.”