About

Jared Roscioli

Hi, I’m Jared Roscioli - musician, songwriter, and passionate music educator based in East Melbourne.

I’ve spent years teaching classroom and instrumental music in schools (Years 7-VCE), helping students discover their voice and confidence through music. Before teaching, I performed, wrote, and recorded with my band Psychic Social Club, playing shows across Melbourne and releasing original music.

Now, I bring that same real-world experience into my teaching, blending practical skills, creativity, and musical understanding in a relaxed and supportive environment. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an advanced player, I’ll help you reach your goals and enjoy the process along the way.

Mission

To inspire creativity, confidence, and a lifelong love of music in every student.

Values

Creativity: I encourage students to explore and express themselves through sound.
Growth: I believe learning music should be a journey — full of progress, feedback, and joy.
Inclusion: Everyone deserves the chance to learn in a way that works for them.
Real-World Experience: I use professional tools and authentic music-making processes to prepare students for wherever their passion leads.

At The Muse Room, I don’t just teach music; I nurture musicians. Whether you’re learning for fun, pursuing VCE Music, or dreaming of performing and recording your own songs, I’m here to help you make it happen.

The Muse Room

Founded in Melbourne by musician and educator Jared Roscioli, The Muse Room is a space where everyone can be heard. My mission is to help students unlock their inner artist and find joy in creating, exploring, and performing music.

With years of experience teaching in schools and performing across Melbourne, I built The Muse Room to blend education with real-world artistry. Every learner is unique, and I’m committed to meeting students where they’re at and helping them grow at their own pace.

My approach goes beyond traditional lessons. I weave in real music experiences—recording, songwriting, and using industry-standard gear—so students learn their instrument and bring their music to life.

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