Available slots on: Mondays, Tuesdays
MUSIC LESSONS
For Adults and Children
VIOLIN | PIANO | MUSIC THEORY | DRUMS | VIOLA
In person
Beginner to Advanced
Private & shared lessons
Online & in person
Beginners
Online & in person
Beginner to Advanced
Private, shared & group lessons
In person
Beginner to Intermediate
In person
Beginner to Intermediate
Private & shared lessons
Lessons from £25(shared) & £45(private)
and Summer supervision for most instruments
MAIN LOCATIONS - SW London
ONLINE
KENSINGTON & CHELSEA
STREATHAM
NORTHERN LINE
CIRCLE & DISTRICT LINE
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE BETWEEN STATIONS MORDEN-EUSTON
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE BETWEEN STATIONS WIMBLEDON-WESTMINSTER
(AND WIMBLEDON- HIGH ST KENSINGTON)
MERTON
EUSTON
WIMBLEDON
VICTORIA LINE
WANDSWORTH
CROYDON
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE BETWEEN STATIONS BRIXTON-KINGS CROSS
(Don't hesitate to get in touch if your area is not on the list!)
Learn Fun New Skills at Any Age
Each lesson provides a relaxed environment for young beginners to adult professionals to enrich themselves with an exciting and fulfilling new skill. I teach most age groups from adults (whether retired, working from home or otherwise!), homeschoolers and peripatetic in schools during the day, to primary and high school aged students on afternoons/evenings.
Whether you're preparing for exams or learning for leisure, each lesson will look at technique, aural (listening) skills, theory and musicianship, to encourage full expression and enjoyment of the music making process. In your lessons, as well as learning a new instrument and the joys that music brings to everyday life, you'll develop awareness and problem solving skills to apply to your own practice during the week. In this way, each week will see sustained consistent improvement with measurable progress whilst developing transferable learning tools to all aspects of life, work and school.
As somebody who grew up learning music in an area with little connection to the wider world of music education I am aware of how daunting learning an instrument can be for the first time. Because of this I put in the work to keep my students informed and prepared to be able to access the wider performance opportunities that will accelerate their learning, for example, by connecting students to appropriate ensembles and music hubs they are ready to join. For school aged students this means they’ll be able to connect with other young musicians from different schools, perform in world class venues, travel on summer tours and where appropriate, be directed towards school programmes and scholarships for more focussed musical training.
Lessons typically take place at the student's home. If you’re the parent/carer of a younger student it would be fantastic if you could join each lesson to help take notes and understand what your child will be practicing during the week, as this will also enable you to support them confidently if they need help between lessons. If we haven't already met beforehand, your first lesson will focus on finding out your goals and aspirations for your instrument, evaluating your current skill level in technique, theory and musicality, and ensuring that you have the tools you need (e.g. instrument, accessories, books etc) to get all the value that you can out of future lessons.