Make room for music.[email protected]A fictional independent music school
Piano / Guitar / Voice

A first note.
A little time to play.

Begin something new, or find your way back. Explore a lesson, understand the format and make a useful first conversation.

A teacher guiding a student at a piano, seen from behind
Illustrative learning environment · Pavel Danilyuk / Pexels
Find your instrument

Three places to begin.

Compare the lesson formats →
A teacher guiding a student at a piano, seen from behind
One-to-one

Piano lessons

A considered beginning at the keyboard, with time for listening, reading and the practical habit of regular playing.

Sample tuition: £28 / 30-minute private lesson

Lesson details →
An adult playing acoustic guitar beside a laptop at home
One-to-one or small group

Guitar lessons

Build a useful foundation in rhythm, chord changes and listening, with a format suited to the way you want to learn.

Sample tuition: £32 / 45-minute private lesson

Lesson details →
An adult singing into a microphone in a recording studio
Small group

Voice lessons

A small-group introduction to singing together, with simple musical material and space to listen to each other.

Sample tuition: £18 / 60-minute group lesson

Lesson details →

Lessons, fees and formats are illustrative. Ask the real school about suitability, actual teachers and current arrangements.

An adult playing an acoustic guitar beside a laptop
Our school

Bring an interest.
Find a useful next step.

A lesson starts with a conversation about the music you want to explore, your experience and the practical time you can give it.

Cadence is an independent-school concept that puts instrument, format, lesson length and tuition unit in view before asking you to enquire.

A little about Cadence →
How a first step can work

Choose. Discuss. Confirm.

  1. Find an instrument.

    Read the lesson scope and compare the sample formats.

  2. Ask your questions.

    Discuss experience, equipment, practical arrangements and tuition.

  3. Agree the details.

    Confirm the actual lesson, teacher, time and terms with the school.

Tuition units & lesson lengths →
A place to begin

Start with a first conversation.

Tell the school which instrument and lesson format you want to explore.

Ask about lessons →

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