Yes, our first classroom in Taiwan is located at Exit 2 of Taipei MRT Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station, a 2-minute walk through Nanmen Market.

Currently, we operate over 50 music classrooms in Hong Kong, the UK, and Taiwan.

Yes, and we excel at teaching absolute beginners.
Parkland believes that music isn't about talent, but about "the right teaching method + consistent practice."

We'll help you establish the perfect starting point and progressively build your confidence. From your very first lesson, you'll produce sound, feel a sense of accomplishment, and have a clear direction. Many of our students are able to play and sing, drum, or participate in school performances within just a few months!

Suitable for:
- Those with no prior musical experience
- Children learning a skill, adults fulfilling a dream, or retirees seeking enjoyment
- Those who previously gave up and wish to restart

Piano and Drums

The minimum enrollment age for tutoring centers is 6 years old, but these two instruments are among the easiest to pick up.

For children who have just turned 6, the piano can help train finger dexterity and a sense of pitch, while the drums can develop a sense of rhythm and coordination. These are excellent "first instrument" choices, suitable for early musical enlightenment.

Wind Instruments

Traditional metal wind instruments are recommended for children aged 7-8 and above, as they are heavier and require a certain lung capacity and arm strength.

However, if you choose wind instruments made of ABS resin, children can start learning from the age of 6. They are lightweight, and the fingerings and playing techniques are almost identical to formal wind instruments, making them an ideal transition before children move on to professional instruments.

Guitar and Ukulele

If your child has just turned 6, it is recommended to start with the ukulele. Ukulele strings are soft, and the instrument is smaller, making it easier to press and avoiding finger pain and frustration.

When children reach 7 years old or older, their finger strength and physical development are more stable, and transitioning to guitar will be smoother. For younger students, the class also provides 30-inch children's guitars, allowing them to gradually transition.

Our course schedule is flexible but also has clear principles to ensure you learn steadily and teachers teach effectively.

You can coordinate class times with your teacher based on your own schedule. Weekdays or weekends, day or night, there may be available slots. However, since each teacher has limited availability, it's recommended to plan ahead and schedule regular times for a smoother experience.

If something unexpected comes up, you can request to reschedule, but you must notify us by noon the day before the class to avoid forfeiting the lesson. Late notifications or unexcused absences will be considered as attended classes.

Class Scheduling Rules:
－ Class times are coordinated and scheduled between you and your teacher.
－ Those who schedule lessons in advance have more options.
－ Rescheduling requests must be submitted the day before the class.
－ Each term has an expiration date for a certain number of lessons, encouraging a consistent learning pace.

Let music become part of your daily life, starting with consistent lessons and daily practice. We hope music can integrate into your life, but we also believe that continuous learning leads to true progress.

For most instrument lessons (such as guitar, keyboard, and drums), we provide instruments for use in the classroom, so you only need to show up. Beginners can try a few lessons before deciding whether to purchase their own instrument.

However, if you are learning a wind instrument (such as saxophone or flute), you will need to bring your own instrument to class due to hygiene and personal use considerations. We recommend that beginners discuss with the teacher before purchasing to understand suitable beginner options, and we have also carefully selected instruments for your consideration.