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✨ Rising Tones Institute of Music ✨

🎸 Guitar | 🎹 Piano | 🥁 Drums | 🎤 Singing
🌟 Inspiring musicians of all ages & levels
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Look at that face. Stick in the air, eyes on the moment, and absolutely nowhere else he'd rather be.Drums have a way of ...
02/10/2026

Look at that face. Stick in the air, eyes on the moment, and absolutely nowhere else he'd rather be.

Drums have a way of doing that. There's no drifting off when you're keeping the beat for everyone else on stage. You have to listen, watch, count and commit, all at once. Kids who find it hard to focus on other things can surprise you with how switched on they are behind a kit.

And then there's the feeling afterwards, when they walk off stage a little taller than when they walked on.

If your child has been tapping on the table, the couch or anything within reach, maybe it's time to give all that rhythm somewhere to go. Book an intro lesson and see how they take to it:

Hands up if your child has ever been told to "sit still and listen" and wished music class could be a bit more like this...
01/10/2026

Hands up if your child has ever been told to "sit still and listen" and wished music class could be a bit more like this.

Mondays just got a lot more musical in Kalkallo North.

We've started weekly keyboard classes there, and if the photo is anything to go by, the kids are already having a great time. Some of the best learning happens when you're moving, clapping, copying the teacher and laughing when you get it slightly wrong. Nobody's worried about being perfect. They're just getting into it.

If you're in Kalkallo or the surrounding suburbs and have been wondering where to start, we'd love to have you along. Come in for an intro lesson and see how it feels:

There's something about sharing one microphone that says more than words could. Two heads bent over the same keyboard, o...
30/09/2026

There's something about sharing one microphone that says more than words could. Two heads bent over the same keyboard, one small voice leaning into the other's confidence.

You can tell this wasn't the girl's first time up there, not really. It's the kind of comfort that only comes from someone steady sitting right beside you, cueing you in without you even noticing you needed it.

That's usually how it starts for our younger students. Not a solo spotlight moment, but a shared one. A teacher or an older student close enough to lean on until the nerves settle and the voice just comes out.

If your kid's been humming along to songs at home and you reckon they might love a turn at the mic themselves, we'd love to have them in for a first lesson.

Solo practice gets you far, but everything changes the moment you lock into a rhythm with someone else on stage.Watching...
29/09/2026

Solo practice gets you far, but everything changes the moment you lock into a rhythm with someone else on stage.

Watching our students team up at Musicland Melbourne for the student concert was such a buzz. There is a special kind of energy that happens when a bassist and singer hit that same groove together under the lights.

Learning an instrument is about so much more than practicing scales in a quiet bedroom. It is about building real confidence, finding your people, and experiencing what it feels like to make live music together.

If you or your teenager have been dreaming about taking music out of the bedroom and onto a real stage, we would love to help you get started.

Book an intro lesson here:

It takes a special kind of courage to put on your favourite dress, walk onto a real stage, and sing your heart out in fr...
28/09/2026

It takes a special kind of courage to put on your favourite dress, walk onto a real stage, and sing your heart out in front of a room full of people.

Watching our young students step up at Musicland Melbourne for our student concert was such a proud moment. Holding that microphone tight, taking a deep breath, and letting their voice carry across the room takes real composure.

That kind of self-belief does not happen overnight. It starts in quiet weekly lessons where kids feel comfortable to experiment, make mistakes, and slowly discover what their voice can do.

If your little one is always singing around the home and you would love to see their confidence grow, we would love to welcome them into the studio.

You can book an intro lesson with our team here:

Most people who love to sing start out in the car, the shower, or with headphones on when no one else is home.Stepping o...
27/09/2026

Most people who love to sing start out in the car, the shower, or with headphones on when no one else is home.

Stepping out from those quiet spaces onto a proper stage with a microphone is a massive leap. But watching our vocal students perform at Musicland Melbourne shows how much can change when you start backing yourself.

It is never really about hitting every single note flawlessly. It is about feeling comfortable in your own skin, finding your voice, and having the confidence to stand up and share it.

If you have been wanting to work on your voice in a supportive, pressure-free environment, we would love to help you get started.

You can book an intro lesson with us here:

Sitting behind a full drum kit on a proper stage can feel pretty massive when you are young.There is so much to manage a...
26/09/2026

Sitting behind a full drum kit on a proper stage can feel pretty massive when you are young.

There is so much to manage at once, keeping the tempo steady, driving the song forward, and staying locked in under the stage lights. Seeing our young drummers take charge at Musicland Melbourne was such a brilliant moment.

Drums are about so much more than making noise. They give kids an incredible outlet for focus, rhythm, and building genuine confidence. Watching that quiet concentration turn into complete poise on stage is what it is all about.

If your young one is constantly tapping out beats on the dining table or couch cushions, maybe it is time to put real drumsticks in their hands.

Come in for an intro lesson to see how they go:

There is a huge difference between singing along to your favourite tracks in your bedroom and standing on a proper stage...
25/09/2026

There is a huge difference between singing along to your favourite tracks in your bedroom and standing on a proper stage with a microphone in hand.

Seeing our young performers step up at Musicland Melbourne for our student concert was such a proud moment. It takes a serious amount of quiet courage to walk out under those stage lights, take a deep breath, and let your voice out into the room.

That kind of self-assurance does not happen overnight. It grows week by week when kids have a comfortable, encouraging space to practice, make mistakes, and slowly find their rhythm.

If your young one loves music and could use a supportive space to build real confidence, we would love to meet them.

You can book an intro lesson with us here:

18/09/2026

There's a particular look kids get when they've stopped performing for anyone and they're just in it. Head down, sticks moving faster than you'd expect, completely locked into the beat with the sheet music right there but honestly, at this point, barely needed.

That's the stage every young drummer is chasing without even knowing it. Not the first lesson where every hit feels like a guess, but the one where the hands just know what to do before the brain has to catch up.

It doesn't happen by accident. It's stacks of short sessions after school, working through the same few bars until they finally sit right, and a teacher who knows when to push and when to just let a kid play it out.

If your kid's got some rhythm bouncing around looking for somewhere to go, we'd love to help them find it. Book a first lesson and see what happens:

Standing on stage under the lights with a microphone in your hand takes a fair bit of courage.It is one thing to sing al...
14/09/2026

Standing on stage under the lights with a microphone in your hand takes a fair bit of courage.

It is one thing to sing along quietly in the car or in your bedroom. It is another thing entirely to step up in front of a room, hear the band behind you, and trust your own voice.

That kind of confidence does not happen overnight. It starts with small, encouraging steps in weekly lessons: figuring out your range, learning proper technique, and slowly getting comfortable being heard.

Seeing our singers take that leap and completely own their moment on stage is easily one of the best parts of what we do.

If you have been wanting to work on your singing and find your feet on stage, we would love to help you take that first step.

Book an intro lesson to get started:

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2/16 The Link, Mill Park
Melbourne, VIC
3082

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