Yamaha Music Australia is committed to increasing the quality of and participation in music education throughout Australia


About Yamaha Music Education

The learning of music is widely recognised not only for cultivating the creative outlet of music-making, but also for the benefits to social, emotional and cognitive development for people of all ages.

Since 1970, the Yamaha Music School has been operating in Australia, delivering high quality music education through its internationally designed curriculum and passionate teachers, ensuring a positive experience in learning music.

As well as delivering quality music education, Yamaha Music Australia offers a strong support network to music educators around the country. Through the Off to a Great Start and Education Outreach programs, music teachers receive dedicated assistance to strengthen their music programs all year round.

Yamaha Music Australia recognises the unmatched value of music education in all forms, and has an ongoing commitment to creating, nurturing and growing the sustainable future of music making.

Featured Video

Tim Minchin talks with us about his thoughts on kids and music lessons, how we teach and foster creativity and his relationship with Yamaha.



Making Waves & Loops with Nick Russoniello

Accomplished saxophonist, composer, ensemble leader, and educator Nick Russoniello is one of Australia's leading saxophone players and Yamaha Performing Artist.

Message of Sympathy for Dr Eugene Rousseau

It is with great sadness that we must inform you of the passing of legendary saxophonist Dr. Eugene Rousseau on August 24, 2024. His music has touched many people. and his passion will be remembered forever.

Product Safety Recall - PA-10 AC Adapter

The AC Adaptor (230v 35w 18.5v 0.65A) supplied with the following Yamaha professional audio mixers: MG10, MG10X, MG10XU, MG10XUF, or MG12XUK, can develop a crack which can expose the live electrical contacts inside. There is a risk of electric shock, serious injury or death if internal electrical contacts are exposed. Consumers should stop using the adaptor immediately and disconnect the plug from the power outlet and the audio mixer. Consumers should contact Yamaha via the online portal to arrange a free replacement. Please click here for more information.

Elevating Music Education Through Collaboration.

The Yamaha Wind Orchestra: Professional Development Project recently concluded its 2024 iteration, bringing together passionate music educators from across Australia with the united goal of enhancing music education. Held in conjunction with the Australian National Band & Orchestra Conference (ANBOC) in the Carey Baptist Grammar School in Kew, Victoria, this year’s project underscored Yamaha Music Australia’s continued commitment to increasing the quality of, and participation in, music education.

Yamaha Celebrates the Exceptional Work of Piano Teachers in Australia

Last week in Melbourne, the music community gathered to honour the 10 recipients of the 2024 Yamaha Piano Teacher Award: Breakout, to celebrate these teachers who demonstrate a strong commitment and passion for music education.