Music Beat Australia provides community music groups, music early learning, education and therapy programs for children and adults of all abilities. We also specialise in supplying music instruments and products for parents, music educators and music therapists. Our highly trained and accredited team of music therapists, musicians, and teachers are focused on ensuring you and your child are ‘developing every day’ through music. Our programs are delivered in community settings, child care centres, mainstream and special needs schools, disability support organisations, not for profit and charity organisations, and in our clients’ homes.
About Music Beat
The home of Boppin' Babies
Our music early learning program helps babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers grow into happy, confident children.
Online Shop
Children's musical instruments and more for play, learning, therapy and general family life!
Music Therapy & Creative Arts
Clinical music therapy and creative arts services for children and adults of all abilities. Childhood development, disability and rehabilitation.
Children's music lessons
Piano, guitar, violin, singing and drama lessons for primary and secondary school aged children. We even offer lessons for parents too!
We come to your childcare centre
Music early learning and education programs for childcare centres, family day care, mothers’ groups, pre-prep and kindergartens.
What's a birthday without music?
The perfect way to celebrate and keep kids entertained and engaged!
Having a Registered Music Therapist run each session means that the kid's developmental needs are supported. LieselSee More
Join Kids Music Beat – the home of Boppin’ Babies – for free music groups at Kids Collective, Southbank Looking for a fun and free…
Baby Sleep Workshop for new parents and parents-to-be Our next parent workshop will be an information session for new parents and parents-to-be on sleep, presented…
Dr Vicky Abad presented at the Australian Music Therapy Association (AMATA) national conference in September 2018, before jetting off to Canada to present her research…
