Private coaching on guitar, piano or bass, shaped entirely around your playing, your songs and your week.
A simple shape, repeated weekly, is what turns intention into playing.
Every lesson is spent on your playing, not on talking about playing. Your teacher hears where you are, works on the one or two things that will move you forward, and plays alongside you.
You leave each lesson with a short, written practice plan: what to play, how often, and what to listen for. Fifteen minutes a day on the right thing beats an hour on the wrong one.
The same lessons, the same teachers, the same plans. Come to the studio or learn from your own room, and switch between the two whenever your week demands it.
per 30 minute lesson
One to one in the studio, with your teacher’s full attention. Your weekly practice plan is included, as is access to the matching instrument program.
per 30 minute lesson
The same lesson over video, from your own room. You receive the same weekly plan and the same program access as in-person students.
Longer lesson lengths are available on request for both in person and online lessons. Just ask when you book.
Regular lessons work best, so we make them easier to keep up.
Book more than four weeks of lessons in one go and the discount is applied to the whole block. It is our way of rewarding commitment, because steady weeks are what make players.
Save 10% in person · 8% online
When two or more children from the same family learn with us, every lesson is discounted. Music around the kitchen table tends to stick.
Save 15% in person · 10% online
Coaching students get access to the matching instrument program at no extra cost, so the songs and exercises carry on between lessons.
Included with coaching
Where more than one discount applies, the larger one is used.
When you book, you pick the teacher you would like to learn with. Read their profiles, listen to how they play, and choose whoever feels right for you.
All of our teachers work to the same weekly schedule and share availability, so if your first choice is full, another teacher can usually take the same slot. You are never locked in either; you can switch teachers at any time.
If you would rather learn alongside others, small groups of three to five players at a similar stage work through the same songs together. Groups cost £12 per person per hour.
Schedules change from week to week. Tell us when you could make it, and we will get in touch as soon as something opens up. You will hear about new slots before they are listed publicly.
A standard lesson is thirty minutes. It is short on purpose: thirty focused minutes each week, with a clear plan in between, moves faster than an occasional long session. Longer lessons are available on request if you would prefer them.
Not at all, most of our students start from nothing. You will play real music in your first lesson, and everything is taught by ear at a pace set by you, not by a book.
Yes, children are very welcome. We generally start from age six, when attention spans and hands are ready for half an hour of focused playing. Younger children sometimes manage too; get in touch and we can talk it through.
Life happens. Give us at least 24 hours notice and we will simply move the lesson to another slot that week or carry it forward. Lessons missed without notice are charged, because your teacher’s time was held for you.
Yes, you will need something to practise on between lessons, even if it is a very basic one. It does not need to be expensive. If you are unsure what to buy, ask us first and we will point you at good value options.
Your teacher sends you a video call link before each lesson. You need your instrument, a phone or laptop with a camera, and a quiet corner. Everything else, the plan, the songs, the feedback, works exactly as it does in person.
Book your first one to one lesson and find out how far thirty focused minutes a week can take you.
