The things parents and students ask us most.

Tap Book on any page, or call or WhatsApp us. Your first session is a free, in-person discovery session — we assess the student, recommend an instrument and format, and there's no payment and no commitment until you decide to enrol.

Yes — move or cancel a session up to 24 hours ahead and we reschedule it or refund it in full. Inside 24 hours the session fee stands, which protects the trainer's reserved time.

A full 45 minutes, in person at our Kikuyu studio (or online if you're far away). We assess the student and place them with the right trainer, class and grade, then send a written recommendation within 48 hours. No enrolment pressure at the end.

You pay per session at the time of booking — no enrolment fees, no registration fees, no term-upfront amounts. We accept M-Pesa, Visa and Mastercard via Paystack, and cash at the studio.

No. The per-session rate is the full price. Sheet music, recital participation and use of studio instruments are all included. The only separate cost is the ABRSM exam fee itself, if and when you choose to enter.

Yes — when two or more children from one family enrol together, every child after the first gets a discount on the session rate, across all of our lesson formats.

Piano and keyboard, guitar, violin and strings, drums, voice, and wind and brass — plus a signature African-instruments programme (marimba, litungu and more), music theory, and ABRSM exam preparation.

All three. In person at our Kikuyu studio (with free parking on-site), at-home across Nairobi and Kiambu, or live one-on-one online from anywhere — the same faculty and ABRSM-aligned curriculum across every format.

We teach from age three through to adult learners. Our curriculum is ABRSM-aligned, and as an ABRSM Examination Centre we prepare and enter students for graded practical and theory exams.

Never. ABRSM entry fees climb with every grade, and a near-miss knocks a young player's confidence — so before we recommend entering, we run a full mock exam under real conditions and only give the green light once the student is scoring comfortably above the pass mark. If they're not there yet, we say so honestly and keep preparing them until they are. You always decide whether to enter; our job is to make sure you're deciding from a position of strength.

Both. Most students learn one-on-one, but we run group classes, family lessons and holiday camps too — the discovery session helps us recommend whether one-on-one or a group is the better fit for each learner.