Classical technique
Hand position, posture and finger independence, so playing stays relaxed as pieces get harder.
Piano · Classical & contemporary
Piano lessons that build a real foundation
Live piano and keyboard classes, classical or contemporary. Technique and reading are taught in the right order, alongside the music your child actually wants to play.
What your child learns
Inside the piano course
Taught in the right order, one skill at a time, with live correction in every class.
Harmony and voicings
Chords, inversions and jazz voicings, so your child understands what they play, not just where the fingers go.
Popular songs
Arranging and playing the songs they love, with both hands, in time.
Sight reading
Reading notation fluently, a little every week, until a new piece no longer feels like a puzzle.
The 12-class module
How the course is built
Twelve classes, each building on the last, with one clear practice target to work on every week.
Who it’s for
Piano, ages 6 and up
- Beginners on a keyboard or a full piano
- Children who want classical grades
- Students who want to play popular songs and accompany singing
Not sure? The assessment class will tell you
Class length
Matched to age and goals. The instructor recommends one in the report.
Short and focused. Young children learn best in short bursts, so every minute is spent playing.
Enough time to warm up, learn something new and play it through properly. The length most families choose.
Room for technique, repertoire and theory in one class. Best for older students and higher grades.
How you start
Start with one piano class
A 30-minute assessment class with a written report the same day. No payment details.
30-minute class + two-part assessment
- A real 1-on-1 piano class, with a certified instructor
- Class readiness check: focus, following instructions, working independently
- Musical aptitude scores: pitch, rhythm, coordination
- Written report, same day: yours to keep either way
- Starting point recommended: the right instrument, class length and track
- No instrument needed to book: the instructor will advise on what to get
How it works
- 01
You book
An assessment class
30 minutes, 1-on-1 with a certified instructor.
- 02
We assess
A written report, same day
Readiness and musical aptitude, scored, with a recommended starting point.
- 03
You decide
Start the 12-class module
Or don’t. The report is yours to keep either way.
Nothing to pay to book
Graded exams
A pathway that counts
Piano students can follow the ABRSM or Trinity graded syllabus. Exam preparation is folded into the normal lessons, and sitting the exam is your choice.
Exam boards
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Rockschool
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Trinity College London
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ABRSM
Ofqual regulated
UCAS tariff points
Graded, externally examined. Trinity, ABRSM and RSL exams are Ofqual-regulated and recognized worldwide, and from Grade 6 they carry UCAS points.
Instructors
Who teaches piano
One of 20+ certified instructors, all trained in the same method.
Founder
Kaustubh Mishra
Guitar · Piano · Theory
20 years as a performer and session artist; 5,000+ students taught. Still teaches every week.
Senior Faculty
Rishi
Guitar · Keys · Theory
Guitarist and producer with 15+ years of teaching and more than 2,000 students.
Start here
Start piano the right way. Begin with one class.
Thirty minutes with a certified instructor, and a written report the same day. Then you decide.
Students in
- UK
- US
- Canada
- Australia
- UAE
- India
No payment details Nothing collected to book.
Not a sales call A real class, with a real assessment.
Written, same day Yours whether you enroll or not.
An honest answer “Not ready yet” if that’s the truth.
Questions
Piano questions
Do we need a piano, or is a keyboard fine?
A keyboard is fine to start. The instructor will tell you at the assessment class what to look for (size, touch-sensitive keys) as your child moves on.
Classical or contemporary?
Both are taught. Many students do a little of each: classical for technique and reading, contemporary for the songs they want to play.
Can my child take piano exams?
Yes. Piano students can follow the ABRSM or Trinity graded syllabus, with exam preparation folded into the lessons.
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Acoustic & electric
Guitar
Chords, rhythm and fingerpicking first, then lead playing and full songs, on acoustic or electric.
See the guitar course
Western & Indian
Vocals
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
Drums
Rhythm and timing first, then fills, styles from rock to jazz, and playing along with a band.
See the drums course