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Online music lessons to keep busy while stuck indoors!

By MusicoSouth
March 23, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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MusicoSouth

Posted March 23, 2020

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Posted March 23, 2020

Hi there

If you're looking for fun activities for the family during this difficult time, how about starting music lessons? Or if your school music lessons are on hold, we can help.

I work with a group of lovely, local, qualified, experienced, DBS-checked teachers for piano, guitar, violin, cello, trumpet, drums, singing - pretty much all instruments - and we're now taking all our lessons online using Zoom, Skype, other platforms.

We can keep you on track for your ABRSM/Trinity exams, or work with you on contemporary rep, or just organise family jamming sessions where everyone gets involved.

Very flexible lesson timings to fit round your schedule, and we're keeping fees affordable. And when this is all over, your teacher can come to your house for lessons.

Do get in touch - I'd love to help

Emma

musico south london

www.musicosouth.co.uk

07841 162629

0208 291 6339

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