Your opportunity to say how you feel about your practice between lessons
Instrument warm up
Play through practiced pieces
Work on identified skills and pieces in learning programme
Discuss progress towards personal goals
Identify practice to be undertaken between lessons
Whether you decide to have in person or online lessons, the cost is the same. All of our tutors are performance experts and your lesson cost covers their time to deliver your lesson and plan your programme of learning. Our charges are as follows:
Why should you invest in a music tutor?
A music tutor will give you personal feedback and encourage you to develop the following habits and skills:
Learn correct techniques and instrument handling
Understand proper assembly, care, and maintenance for your instrument
Develop correct posture and hand position.
Improve embouchure (mouth position) and breath control / reduce risk of injury.
Practice finger placement and coordination.
Sound Production and Tone
Produce a clear, consistent tone.
Learn to control dynamics (loud and soft playing).
Explore different articulations specific to your instrument.
Music Reading and Theory
Read standard music notation (notes, rhythms, dynamics, etc.).
Understand basic music theory (key signatures, scales, time signatures).
Recognize patterns, intervals, and phrases in music.
Repertoire and Performance
Learn and perform simple pieces or exercises appropriate to level.
Build confidence in playing alone or with others (e.g., in ensembles).
Develop expression and musicality in performance.
Listening and Aural Skills
Improve pitch recognition and tuning.
Develop rhythmic accuracy through listening and playing.
Identify musical styles and genres.
Set personal learning goals.
Understand effective practice techniques.
Track progress and reflect on development.