Theory, sight-singing, dictation and instrument lessons with teachers, online or in-home in Bogotá, so you walk into the music admission test of the university you choose fully prepared.
Music admission tests in Colombia usually assess these components. Each university combines and weighs them differently.
Repeating rhythms, melodies and intervals by ear and building your musical memory.
Keys, key signatures, scales, intervals, triads and seventh chords; harmony when the test requires it.
Rhythmic, melodic, interval and harmonic dictation, with a step-by-step method.
Guide: Musical dictation: how to prepare for your admission test
Sight-singing and sight-reading, the way they’re assessed in front of a panel.
Guide: Rhythmic and melodic reading for the music admission test
Repertoire, scales and études for the audition, with mock auditions in front of your teacher.
Guide: Repertoire for your admission audition: how to choose it
How to talk about your musical background and motivation, which is key in many music education degrees.
Guide: Music admission interview: questions to prepare and how to answer them
We review your current level, the university and program you’re aiming for, and the test date.
We build a plan leading up to the test date, with clear goals for theory, ear training and your instrument.
Theory, sight-singing and dictation with music theory teachers, and your instrument with a teacher who plays it.
You practice dictation, sight-reading and your audition in conditions close to the real test.
For the instrument or voice part, we connect you with a teacher of your instrument.
I'm Niko 🎹✨ A piano and music theory teacher. I love unusual chords, unexpected harmonies and lessons where learning music also means laughing, creating and enjoying the process 🎼😄 Let's give life a soundtrack together 🎬👀
I'm Carlos. I spend much of my time surrounded by strings, sheet music and unexpected questions. I like teaching with creativity, humor and plenty of music, because the best experiences often start with a simple 'what if we try this?' 🎶✨😄
Does music seem difficult? That means you haven't found the right approach for you — until today. Making the difficult feel easy: that's the magic. I'm Yordy Calderón, and with me you can learn perfect pitch, piano, singing and how to write your own music in a cool, fun way.
Double bassist and music theory teacher 🎻✨ A specialist in explaining harmony with absurd examples and saying, 'relax, mistakes can sound musical too' 😂🎼
With chords, laughter and plenty of creativity, I find a thousand ways to teach guitar. I'm Diego, and my goal is to help you discover that music can be your happy place too 🎶🎸✨ Because when you have fun, you really learn.
It depends on your starting point. If you already read music and play with ease, a few months of focused work may be enough; if you’re starting from scratch in theory and dictation, it’s best to give yourself more time. We give you an honest recommendation in the assessment.
These are fixed-price packages based on the number of lessons, the areas you need to strengthen, and the lesson format. Message us and we'll send you the options.
Yes. Many applicants play very well by ear but have never studied theory or dictation. The plan focuses on exactly what you’re missing for the music admission test.
Yes. Theory, sight-singing and dictation lessons work very well online, and your instrument can also be worked on over video call. See how our online lessons work.
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. Admission depends on the university, the number of places and how you perform on test day. Our goal is for you to arrive with your skills well practiced and no surprises. We’re not affiliated with any university.
No. Some universities run their own prep or continuing-education programs. Our lessons are private and tailored to your level, your schedule and the test you’re taking. We explain it in what a pre-college music program is.
Leave your name and WhatsApp number. We'll message you to understand what you're looking for and recommend teachers and times. No commitment.
Tell us which university and program you want to get into, your instrument and your test date. We'll suggest a plan.