Singing & Music Tuition Surrey


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  • Singing Classes
  • Violin Lessons
  • Piano Lessons
  • Keyboard Lessons
  • Recorder Lessons
  • Drum Lessons
  • Music Theory
  • Advice Given about Composing
  • All Styles of Music are Taught
  • Coaching for Exams, Auditions, and Concerts
  • Specialist Music Practice Room including Drum and Guitars
  • We Can Lend you Instruments
  • Shared Lessons With a Friend or a Relative are Available

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Lesson Costs
  • You pay by time, not instrument
  • The amount varies according to age
  • You can have as much or as little as you wish, from 20 minutes to two hours at a time.
    • The costs here are quoted for one hour:
    Children from seven to eighteen years, £32
    Full time students and fully retired people, £32
    Adults, £35
  • Musicair gives a yearly concert for all students to take part in, if they wish to do so
  • You may also take exams, or just study for fun
  • Musicair has a vast amount of printed music which can be borrowed in some circumstances, but it must be looked after
  • We have some music and other materials available for sale
  • We are available for consultation


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"Taking up the piano or playing the guitar could change the shape and power of the brain and improve IQ by seven points both in adults and children, according to a Swiss study. There is mounting evidence that musicians' brains function in a different way to non-musicians' - when a person learns how to play an instrument, the parts of the brain that control motor skills and hearing become larger and more active."
"We found that even in people over the age of 65, after four or five months of playing an instrument for an hour a week there were changes in the brain," says psychologist Lutz Jancke.

A separate study last year showed that learning to play an instrument in childhood has key advantages for a developing brain and may help children improve their language skills. Playing music significantly enhances the brain's sensitivity to speech sounds and could help both normal children and those with problems such as dyslexia and autism, according to a paper presented to the American Association For The Advancement of Science by a U.S. neuroscientist.

-Daily Mail, 13.12.11


R and R (Rules and Regulations)
Once a lesson is booked, it must be paid for. We need 48 hours' notice of cancellation otherwise you will still be charged (This is normal practice for music teachers.) All students are expected to practise!