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Identity and DBS checkedArun McgoayPiano · Violin · Southbourne, Bournemouth£52.50/ hourFirst lesson free
Sami JohnDrums£70.35/ hourFirst lesson free
Leonardo MahdiGuitar · Belfast, County Antrim£31.50/ hourFirst lesson free
Academy For ArtistsPiano · Waltham Abbey£36.75/ hourFirst lesson free
Louie GauntlettGuitar · Havant£21/ hourFirst lesson free
Harry SyrettGuitar · Bass · Cambridge£26.25/ hourFirst lesson free
Identity checkedAmy Rose EsdalePiano · Voice · Rushey Green, Lewisham£37.01/ hourFirst lesson free
Punk Funk ReggaeGuitar · Braintree£10.50/ hourFirst lesson free
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See what lessons costYour first month with a £30-an-hour teacher, one lesson a week.
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Drums · In person · London
Klara Bohmova
Professional Female Drummer
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Yotham Ben YamiYour week, setby your teacher.
Focus points to tick off, minutes to hit, and progress you can both see.
What you getPractice
This week
Practise 20 minutes a day, on 5 days this week.
Slow and even on the scale first, then enjoy the Elise.
Focus points
- C major scale, hands together
- Für Elise, bars 1 to 8
- Sight-reading, two lines
Links
Für Elise, slowly(youtube.com)
Journeys so far.
4.9 from 11 reviews, written by visitors to the site.
Very punctual never late, I’ve learned so much since starting with Jordan - and I’m excited to get my grade 3 soon hopefully 🤞
Arun was super friendly and made my lessons feel progressive and engaging which is something I’ve not had before with other teachers
Pricing was very transparent and the free tier was very generous I signed up as a teacher and I’m really happy with the pricing and how clear it was what they were offering and if I had to pay anything. There’s been tonnes of issues with other platforms but everything is very clear on learn-music so thank you !
First tutoring site that doesn’t rip people off ! I saw the Google ads, I gave it a go and I am quite surprised with how much detail you can add to your profile. So far I havnt spent anything but I have something I can share with my students and potential clients that builds trust and makes people feel confident about choosing me as a tutor. I know there are lots of sites that do this but this is one of the first where they’re not ripping everyone off for their service so thanks haha.

We are new,and not shy about it.
We opened in August 2026. Thirty-one teachers joined in the first week. Most days since, someone has messaged us on WhatsApp, Instagram or email to say keep going. If a page here is wrong, tell me. I will fix it myself.
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Where can I find a music teacher in the UK?
On LearnMusic you can browse teacher profiles for piano, guitar, singing, violin, drums and more, compare teacher-set rates, message for free and book lessons online or in person. Profiles show identity, DBS and qualification checks where they have been reviewed.
How much do music lessons cost?
Teachers set their own rates, so lessons typically range from £26.25 to £84.00 per hour, and the average lesson costs £47.25/hour. Prices vary by instrument, teacher experience, and whether lessons are online or in-person. There are no hidden fees: the price you see is the price you pay, service fee included.
Do I need a subscription to find a teacher?
No. Searching, comparing and messaging teachers on LearnMusic is free, and there is no student pass or membership. You pay only for the lessons you book, at the price shown on the profile.
Is it safe to book a music teacher for my child?
Profiles can show completed identity, DBS and qualification reviews, so you can check a teacher's trust facts before booking. Payments and messages stay on the platform, which keeps a clear record. A reviewed status is a signal rather than a guarantee, so stay involved in booking decisions for learners under 18.
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