The International Maestro Centre

The International Maestro Centre perceives music as an essential skill that can and should be obtained by all. It was with such a pioneering spirit that this School was begun in early 1990 by Mr. James Ochieng in Kenya from very a humble beginning at the Holy family minor Basilica hall who later handed over the leadership to Mr. Mophat Odienge in the year 2004.

The School has experienced tremendous growth that has seen it attract students from over 25 nationalities. This led them to introduce home-based training and they have successfully offered it to date. The School has thus far hosted more than 90 regular students.