If your music admissions test is coming up, one of the most helpful things you can do is rehearse it. This pre-university prep bootcamp brings solfège, dictation, theory, and instrument preparation together in an intensive package, with mock auditions and exams so test day isn't the first time you face the challenge.
Tell us the university, program, test date, your instrument, and how much you've studied so far.
In an initial session, we assess your solfège, dictation, theory, and instrument skills and identify what to strengthen first.
We work out how many lessons per week you need until the test date and which teachers will support you in each area.
We run mock auditions and exams so you arrive at the test already familiar with its rules and timing.
It's a set package with frequent lessons in solfège, dictation, theory, and instrument study, plus mock tests toward the end. We agree on the intensity and duration based on your test date and level.
Online from any city in Colombia or abroad, or at home in Bogotá and the surrounding area, subject to each teacher's availability.
Yes. Each program has its own tests, so we tailor the preparation to yours. You can explore several of them in our admissions guides, such as those for Universidad Nacional or Javeriana.
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.
Message us on WhatsApp with the university, program, and your test date. You can also learn more on our pre-university music prep page.
Leave your name and WhatsApp number. We'll message you to understand what you're looking for and recommend teachers and times. No commitment.
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