
Alona Vodolazka




From £17 for online sessions and £44 for sessions at your home, we offer the most affordable prices for high-standard teaching.
Satisfaction guarantee If you don't like your first lesson we'll refund the entire fee!
Professional piano tutors
Trained at top conservatoires, including the Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music.

Alona Vodolazka

Anastasia Boiko

Anastasia Gorokhova

Anastasiia Zokhniuk

Anatolii Minenko

Andrii Shnitsar

Andriy Ulychnyy

Anna Mozolevych

Daniil Hetman

Diana Petrushenko

Elizaveta Laputko

Hanna Kolesnik

Illia Halla

Irene Bilohras

Irene Laptinova

Irene Posviatovska

Kateryna Tsyganok

Kristina Makukh

Liliia Konstantinova

Mykola Dorosh

Nadiya Yavna

Olena Bodnar

Olena Markevych

Olha Balandiukh

Olha Kolomiiets

Pavlo Grinaew

Roksolana Kit

Serhiy Kudrynetskyy

Taras Kuts

Uliana Selska

Veronika Lemishenko

Veronika Sapuha

Viktoriia Voronina

Volodymyr Bodnar

Volodymyr Lebed

Volodymyr Shyba

Yaroslava Horodna

Yuliia Budnyk

Yuriy Iv

The Muse follows the lesson as it happens and gives you a clear summary, progress updates and practice guidance afterwards - all based on what your tutor has taught.
'Our daughter looks forward to every lesson, and her confidence at the piano has grown so much since she started.'
'The lessons feel like excellent value. Alongside private tuition, the extra courses and events make the whole experience richer.'
'The online sessions are warm, interactive, and easy for children to follow. The Muse summaries helped us see what was covered and what to practise next.'
'Our son came away smiling after every class, and The Muse made it easy to keep the momentum going between lessons with clear practice guidance.'
Flexible learning
Choose online sessions from £17 or home lessons from £44, with simple pay-as-you-go booking.
Students can still join concerts, workshops, and ABRSM exam preparation, whether lessons are online or in person.


Getting started
We help you choose a piano or keyboard that fits your home, budget, and musical goals.
New students can receive a free keyboard for the first month.
97% of our students continue with their recommended tutor after the first session.
92% of our students who take ABRSM exams pass with Merit or Distinction.

£17 - £28

£44 - £59
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Taking a break away from the keyboard is highly essential for your creative progress, and Craigiebuckler's beautiful neighborhood layout offers plenty of scenic green spaces to unwind. You can take a short walk to the stunningly landscaped Johnston Gardens, a peaceful local sanctuary famous for its streams, rustic bridges, and vibrant seasonal flowers. Spending time in this tranquil Japanese-inspired garden provides an ideal mental reset after a demanding practice session, helping relax your hands and clear your thoughts. Having such an exceptional natural escape right in your neighborhood forms an incredibly supportive backdrop for your ongoing musical journey.
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