Lessons by instrument family
Search for an instrument or filter by family. Lessons are one-to-one; workshops are played in a small group.
Every instrument
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Keys
Piano and keyboard: placing your hands, reading at your own pace and playing your first pieces.Piano
From first chords to the pieces you love, classical or contemporary.Keyboard and digital piano
To practise at home with a quiet instrument that is easy to put away.Keyboard accompaniment
Learn to support a song with a few well-placed chords.
Strings
Guitar and ukulele: simple chords first, then the joy of playing without watching your fingers.Acoustic guitar
Chords, strumming and first arpeggios to accompany your songs.Electric guitar
Riffs, tones and playing with others, in the style you feel like.Ukulele
A light, cheerful instrument, ideal for beginning at any age.
Voice
Breathing, placing your voice and singing in tune, from a favourite chorus to the repertoire of your choice.Vocal technique
Breath, posture and pitch, to sing without tiring yourself.Singing contemporary music
Work on a song of your choice, from interpretation to the microphone.Voice and confidence
Dare to sing in front of someone, at your own pace and without judgement.
Ensemble
Playing with others in a small group: listening, tuning in and holding your place.Ensemble workshop
A small group, a shared piece, and the pleasure of sounding together.Discovery sessions for children
Try several instruments through play before choosing your own.Playing among amateurs
Meet up to play, with no pressure about level.Practical details
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