FAQs

Our teachers make home visits in Hampstead and surrounding London areas. Please see our About page for more details.
Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance.

You will need a keyboard or piano for the trial lesson. In some cases, teachers may be able to bring a spare instrument for the session.
Students should have access to an upright piano, digital piano, or keyboard. We recommend an instrument with at least 61 regular-sized keys, a sustain pedal, and touch-sensitive keys (so pressing harder plays louder, and softer plays quieter).
No. Students can start with a practice pad, a small pad used for learning basic rhythms.
Yes, you will need an instrument for lessons, but you don’t have to buy one immediately. Pianos and some instruments can be rented for a small monthly fee.

It depends on the child’s development. Teachers assess each child during the trial lesson and provide personalised guidance.
Yes, we provide music tuition for all ages and skill levels.
We offer a 30-minute trial lesson so you can see if the teacher is a good fit for you. The trial lesson costs £25.
No. You can start with a trial lesson to see if the teacher is a good fit. After that, standard lessons are booked in blocks of 10.

Yes. All of our teachers are fully enhanced DBS checked and have a minimum of a Bachelor of Music degree. They have extensive teaching experience and are rigorously selected for both their expertise and their ability to connect with students.

Yes. We support students who want to take ABRSM and other grade exams, providing guidance, preparation, and practice strategies to help them succeed.
Yes. We organise concerts and recitals at local venues where students can showcase their talents and gain performance experience.