the piano and keyboard

The keyboard here refers to the electronic keyboard, which means we can add all sorts of effects to the music we play.

THE SAXOPHONE

The saxophone is member of the woodwind family and uses a single reed. Children can start the Saxophone in year 5, though it is quite a large instrument.

Flute / Fife / Recorder / Toot / jSax

All these instruments use the same notes, and often the same fingers!

The clarinet

The clarinet is member of the woodwind family and uses a single reed. Children usually start the clarinet in year 5.

guitars

Here you will find help with the classical, electric and bass guitar.

WHOLE
CLASS LESSONS

fun tunes
to play

The cello

The cello is a large string instrument.

HELP WITH YOUR INSTRUMENT

The viola

The viola is larger string instrument than the violin.

FUN TUNES TO PLAY

HELP WITH YOUR INSTRUMENT

The violin

The violin is the highest member of the string family and children often start from year 3 onwards.

FUN TUNES TO PLAY

HELP WITH YOUR INSTRUMENT

The trombone

The trombone is member of the brass family. Children usually start trombone in year 5.

The trumpet

The trumpet is member of the brass family. Children usually start trumpet in year 5.

the ukulele

The ukulele is a small 4 stringed guitar often taught in schools. 

the drums

Drum (percussion) is a huge family of instruments. We teach both drum kit and a wide variety of percussion instruments.

The euphonium and baritone

Both the euphonium and baritone are brass instruments and while larger than the trumpet, share the same notes and are often taught together. Children usually start these instruments in year 5.

French horn

the pbuzz

The pBuzz was invented as a first step into playing a brass instrument.