
Guitar, keys, drums and vocals — taught on Saturdays by a working music trainer and music director. Three months to playing confidently. Age six and up.
Four courses, one focus each. Every learner starts with a short assessment so we know where you are beginning from.
Open chords, strumming patterns and clean fingerstyle, on properly sized instruments.
Age 7+Two hands from the first month — scales, chords and the songs learners want to play.
Age 6+Rudiments on pads, then the full kit — rock, gospel and Latin patterns.
Age 7+Breath, range and diction — solo singing and confident performance.
Age 6+Two hours every Saturday afternoon for three months, taught by a working music trainer and music director. Practice through the week is where the progress actually happens — we set it, and we check it.
A short chat and assessment so we know where you are starting from, and which instrument suits you.
Posture, rhythm and technique. Reading music from the first session, alongside your first pieces.
Full songs, timing with a metronome, and playing along with others in the room.
Perform. You finish the course able to play or sing a set piece from beginning to end.

Play. Practice. Perform. Be the next level.
One fee, one instrument, no registration charge. Enrol a second child and both pay the sibling rate.
Two hours every Saturday, 4:00 – 6:00 PM. One instrument or vocals, minimum age six.
The sibling rate applies to every child from the same family, on any of the four courses.
Questions about which course suits your child? Call us — we'll advise honestly.
Call 94463 18800Point your phone camera at the code and fill in the registration form — name, age and the instrument you have in mind. We'll call you back to confirm your place in the next three-month batch.

Classes run on the David & Mary Academy campus in Electronic City Phase 1 — air-conditioned rooms, CCTV throughout, and a parents' waiting area.


Tell us which instrument you have in mind and we'll take it from there — enrolment is open now for the next three-month batch.