Lessons

Piano Lessons

Learn piano through playing — theory and note reading come naturally, just like learning to speak before you read.

Private
Group
Online

A hand playing across piano keys, lit in teal stage light

Our playing-based approach means students gain love, enjoyment and comprehensive understanding of the piano, with theory and note reading introduced naturally — the same principle as learning to speak before learning to read and write.

From complete beginners through to advanced students, we offer both private and group lessons for all ages.

What to expect

Our own piano syllabus — a low-cost alternative to expensive lesson books
Songs you choose, genres you love
Build technique across multiple genres and styles
Learn chords so you can play the songs you know and love
Theory introduced naturally and gradually through playing
Performance opportunities through Saturday Jams and Band Project
Student-focused lessons, with lots of opportunity for singing along
Songwriting and getting creative, if you’d like!

Who it’s for

Piano lessons are available for all ages and levels — from complete beginners to experienced players looking to level up. We offer private, group, and online lessons.

Pricing

Private: 30 min $41.50 | 45 min $62.00 | 60 min $83.00
Group: 30 min $20.00 | 45 min $26.50 | 60 min $30.00

All lessons are charged via direct debit on a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly basis. Scholarships may be available through the We Are Loud Charitable Trust.

Piano questions, answered.

Do we need a real piano at home, or is a keyboard enough to start?

A full-size weighted keyboard is fine to begin with, and plenty of our students start that way. What matters most early on is that it has enough keys to play what your teacher sets and that it is somewhere your child can leave it set up. Talk to your teacher before you buy anything — they will tell you what will and will not hold you back.

Will my child learn to read music?

Yes, but not by starting there. We introduce theory and note reading gradually, through playing, on the same principle as learning to speak before learning to read and write. It arrives as something that explains the music they are already making rather than a barrier standing in front of it.

Can adults start piano from scratch?

Absolutely — we teach complete beginners of any age, and adults are a big part of our piano roll. You choose the songs, so lessons are built around the music you actually want to play rather than a graded syllabus you have to work through in order.