Studying with a teacher once a week helps, but real progress happens over the other six days. The online practice club gives you a guided routine, feedback on the videos you send, and live sessions with other students, making practice clearer, more consistent, and less lonely.
Tell us what you play, how long you've been playing, how much time you can practice, and what you want to improve.
We use that to create a realistic practice routine with exercises and weekly goals you can meet.
Record your practice on your phone and send it in. A teacher responds with clear feedback on what to correct and what to keep doing.
Each month, there are live group sessions to answer questions, play for others, and see everyone's progress.
It's a monthly subscription. You receive a guided routine, send practice videos for feedback, participate in live group workshops, and track your progress. We agree on the details based on your instrument and level.
Workshops are live by video call. Feedback on your videos fits your schedule, so you don't need to be available at the same time as the teacher.
No. The club is for students from any school and for people learning on their own. If you want private lessons later, you can combine it with online lessons.
The monthly price depends on your instrument and how much feedback your plan includes. Message us and we'll send you the options.
Message us on WhatsApp with your instrument and level. We'll explain what the club currently offers and how you can join.
Leave your name and WhatsApp number. We'll message you to understand what you're looking for and recommend teachers and times. No commitment.
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