You don't need prior knowledge to start learning the following instruments: Guitar, Theory, Vocal, Ukulele, Harp, Qanon, Drums, Conga, Darbuka, and Xylophone. If your instrument isn't listed, please check the knowledge requirements in the relevant tab.

Guitar, Theory, Vocal, Ukulele, Harp, Qanon, Drums, Conga, Darbuka, Xylophone If an instrument of your choice is not one of the mentioned above, kindly check the knowledge requirments in the tap below.

For children: Violin, Oud, Saxophone, Trumpet, Clarinet, Cello If your child ever touched the instrument and played for a while, we can do an assessment to be able to advise you if it is a good idea for you to book online lessons. However, for fretless instruments such as Violin and Cello will be kind of hard for the student to know where is the correct note without having the teacher in person to explain, and probably put some guiding marks on the instrument. In this case we advice you to book at least 8 home lessons with us first then change to online music lessons if the teacher finds it possible and beneficial. For adults: The same instruments like for children, but we would advise you to do an assessment as it is easier for adults to get what the teacher is explaining, especially about posture. Children would need in most cases for personal interaction to correct their posture problems. We promise to be always honest. :-)

For children: Violin, Oud, Saxophone, Trumpet, Clarinet, Cello If your child ever touched the instrument and played for a while, we can do an assessment to be able to advise you if it is a good idea for you to book online lessons. However, for fretless instruments such as Violin and Cello will be kind of hard for the student to know where is the correct note without having the teacher in person to explain, and probably put some guiding marks on the instrument. In this case we advice you to book at least 8 home lessons with us first then change to online music lessons if the teacher finds it possible and beneficial. For adults: The same instruments like for children, but we would advise you to do an assessment as it is easier for adults to get what the teacher is explaining, especially about posture. Children would need in most cases for personal interaction to correct their posture problems. We promise to be always honest. :-)