Live classes
A certified instructor, every class
Mistakes are heard and corrected in the moment, not weeks later.
Six courses, one method: live classes with a certified instructor, in 12-class modules, on a graded pathway recognized worldwide.
Acoustic & electric
Chords, rhythm and fingerpicking first, then lead playing and full songs, on acoustic or electric.
See the guitar course
Classical & contemporary
Hand position and technique, reading music, and the popular songs and harmony that keep it fun.
See the piano course
Western & Indian
Breathing, pitch and range, in Western or Indian styles, and the confidence to sing in front of people.
See the vocals course
Rock to jazz
Rhythm and timing first, then fills, styles from rock to jazz, and playing along with a band.
See the drums course
For every instrument
Scales, keys and harmony, composition and analysis: the understanding underneath every instrument.
See the music theory course
A gentle first instrument
Simple chords and strumming, songs your child will recognize, and a relaxed pace for young beginners.
See the ukulele course
Whatever the instrument, the shape is the same, so you always know what your child is working on and why.
Live classes
Mistakes are heard and corrected in the moment, not weeks later.
12-class modules
Each class builds on the last, with one clear practice target every week.
Graded pathway
RSL, Trinity and ABRSM grades, with regular written examiner feedback.
How it works
You book
An assessment class
30 minutes, 1-on-1 with a certified instructor.
We assess
A written report, same day
Readiness and musical aptitude, scored, with a recommended starting point.
You decide
Start the 12-class module
Or don’t. The report is yours to keep either way.
Nothing to pay to book
Say so when you book. The instructor will look at rhythm, pitch and coordination and recommend a starting point in the written report.
Twelve classes is long enough to build a real skill and short enough to keep a clear goal in sight. Each module has a plan, each class builds on the last, and at the end you can see exactly what changed.
You get a written report after the assessment class, and regular written examiner feedback after that. Progress is measured against recognized graded standards, not guessed.
Yes. If your child wants to try a different instrument, talk to us and we’ll arrange it. Much of what they have learned (rhythm, reading, theory) carries over.
A little, often. Each class ends with one clear practice target for the week. Short, regular practice does far more than one long session.