From first notes to advanced repertoire.
The instrument we begin with most often. Our piano lessons move from posture and reading through to scales, sight-reading, and a curated repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary.
Classical, acoustic, and electric.
From the first nylon-string chord to the fluency to play any song you bring in. Our guitar classes let students choose a path — classical, fingerstyle, songwriting, electric — and we tailor the curriculum around it.
Tone before everything.
The hardest of the bowed strings to begin and the most rewarding to commit to. Our violin lessons focus patiently on tone, intonation and bow control before pushing repertoire.
Time, feel, and a thoughtful kit.
The misconception is that drums are loud. They’re a study in time and feel — and our drum room is built for it.
An instrument you carry everywhere.
The voice is the only instrument you can’t put down. We teach breath, support, range and repertoire — classical, musical theatre, contemporary — alongside ear training and stagecraft.
The voice of the strings.
The cello sits closest to the human voice in range and warmth — and is one of the most rewarding instruments to commit to.
A 2,000-year tradition, taught seriously.
The Gu Zheng — Chinese plucked zither — is one of our most loved programs. We teach traditional repertoire and contemporary arrangements, from finger technique and tuning conventions through to the great pieces.
The shortest path from first lesson to first song.
The ukulele is the gentlest entry into stringed instruments — and a fully serious instrument in its own right. Wonderful for young children, for adults learning to accompany themselves singing, and as a companion to other studies.
