Lessons
One-to-one tuition, ensembles and theory. Find the lesson that fits, then book your first lesson.
Weekly one-to-one tuition on piano, strings, brass, woodwind, voice, guitar and more.
Thirty, forty-five or sixty-minute weekly lessons with a teacher matched to your instrument, age and goals. Beginners start with the fundamentals of posture, sound and reading; more advanced students work towards ABRSM, Trinity or conservatory examinations.
Chamber groups, orchestra and choirs that rehearse and perform every term.
Playing with others is where technique turns into music. Students join a group suited to their level — from beginner string ensemble to the senior chamber orchestra and the school choirs — and perform at least once each term.
From grade theory to writing your first score, with tools for the modern composer.
Harmony, analysis, aural training and notation, taught in small groups by grade. Older students can add composition — writing for their own ensemble and hearing it played the same term.
Chant and the eight modes, taught by voice from the first hymns to the psaltic diploma
The living tradition of Orthodox chant, learned the way it has always been passed on: by ear and by voice, alongside the notation. Students work through the eight modes and the services of the church year, and advanced chanters prepare for the Byzantine Music diploma.
Greek and Cypriot folk repertoire, learned by ear and played together in ensemble.
The songs and dances of Cyprus and Greece, taught the way the tradition teaches them: by ear, from a player, and then in company. Students learn the rhythms and modes behind the repertoire and join the school’s traditional ensemble as soon as they can hold a tune.
Classical and contemporary singing, from healthy technique to repertoire and performance.
One-to-one singing lessons that build the voice from the ground up: breathing, posture, resonance and diction, then repertoire chosen for the student — art song and opera, musical theatre, jazz or pop. Singers perform at school concerts and can prepare for ABRSM and Trinity singing examinations.
Acting, singing and movement brought together in a full musical staged every year.
A weekly group class where students act, sing and move as one company. The year builds through games, scene work and ensemble numbers towards a fully staged musical, with every student on stage. No experience is needed — only the wish to perform.
