Creative workshopsMuse Spark
A short music-technology experience to discover an interest, get to know the tools and finish a first piece of work.
- Half-day camp
- One-day camp
- Two-day camp
Learning at StellaMuse
A complete repertoire,from a first piece to specialist research.
Three core programmes ordered by depth, and three growth programmes for showcasing, travel and further study.
ACore
Core programmes
From a short first experience, to a term-long theme, to specialist work with a mentor.
Thematic studiosMuse Lab
Sustained study around one real theme: design, make, test and revise a prototype, and keep a record of your growth.
- Termly theme course (12 sessions a term)
Mentored projectsMuse Project
Shaped around your foundations and current goals: music-technology research, project work and outcomes, guided by expert mentors.
- Research projects
- Gaokao preparation
BGrowth
Growth programmes
Beyond the classroom: a stage for the work, distance for the view, and a clear path towards further study.
Showcases & exchangeMuse Encounter
Showcases, talks by practitioners and exchange events give finished work a stage and feedback.
- Student salon showcases
- Parents’ innovation club
Learning journeysMuse Odyssey
Field learning across cities and cultures widens your view of music technology and connects it with real applications.
- Science and innovation trips
- Industry exchange
- Touring showcases
Growth guidanceMuse Compass
Shaped around your interests and goals: direction advice, project and portfolio mentoring, and support through applications.
- Mainland comprehensive admissions
- Hong Kong admissions
- Overseas admissions
CFAQ
Learning FAQ
Common questions about starting points, prior experience and how the programmes run.
How do I choose a starting point?
Start with a short experience to discover an interest, or build on what you already know with a termly theme project or a mentored project.
Do I need a background in music or coding?
Each programme asks for something different. Tell us your experience and goals when you book a taster, so we can match a suitable project.
How does Muse Lab run?
Theme projects run by term, twelve sessions each, with attention to prototypes, test records and continuing revision.
What about ages, group sizes, locations and fees?
These have not been published yet. Tell us about yourself when you enquire, and we will reply once they are confirmed.
Not sure where to begin? Tell us your experience and goals when you book a taster, and we will suggest a starting point.