[set teacher name]
Piano, head of keyboard
[set training and years teaching]. Takes beginners from six and prepares grade exams for anyone who asks for them.
Metronome School of Music
[set your neighborhood]
Ages 6 to 96
Heading set at 6/1: two octaves and a fifth
We teach at a tempo you can actually play.
One teacher, one chair, forty five minutes a week. The hairline along the bottom of the header counts a real 72 beats per minute, which is about the speed a first scale should be practised at. If it distracts you, rest the pulse and the page goes quiet.
What is taught here
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Every line below is a weekly lesson with a named teacher and a fixed room. Prices are per lesson and carry a sample flag until you set your own. The programmes page explains how a term is built.
Piano, first years
Sitting height, hand shape, five notes, then a piece with a name they choose. Ages 6 and up. 45 min · from [set fee]Violin and viola
Tuning by ear from week one. Instruments in three sizes are lent for the first term at no charge. 45 min · from [set fee]Guitar, classical and fingerstyle
Nylon strings for small hands, steel when the calluses arrive. Tab and notation taught together, never one instead of the other. 45 min · from [set fee]Voice
Breath, then range, then repertoire you would actually sing in a room with other people. Adult beginners welcome and common. 45 min · from [set fee]Theory and aural, group of six
Sixty minutes, six chairs, one whiteboard covered in staves. Runs alongside instrumental lessons, not instead of them. 60 min · from [set fee]Adult returners, evenings
For anyone who stopped at eleven and has thought about it since. No exams unless you want them. 45 min · from [set fee]The week, as it stands
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Sample
Term dates and every slot below are placeholders. [set your term dates]
Each notehead is one free chair. Choosing one carries the day, the time and the lesson down to the reservation form; if scripts are off, the link still takes you there and the same slot is in the list.
Monday 14:00 to 20:00
16:00 Piano, 45 min free
17:30 Guitar, 45 min free
18:15 Piano, 45 min taken
19:00 Adult returners, 45 min free
Tuesday 14:00 to 20:00
Wednesday 14:00 to 20:00
Thursday 14:00 to 20:00
Friday 14:00 to 20:00
Saturday 09:00 to 14:00
09:30 Piano, 45 min free
10:15 Theory group, 60 min 3 chairs
11:30 Voice, 45 min taken
12:15 Voice, 45 min free
Tuition, printed
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Sample The figures are placeholders so you can see the shape of the page. Replace the four brackets and the fees are yours.
Weekly instrumental lesson
45 minutes, one to one, same teacher and same room each week. Billed by the term.
[set fee] per lesson
Theory and aural group
60 minutes, six chairs. Runs Tuesday evening and Saturday morning.
[set fee] per lesson
Trial lesson
One lesson, no term commitment, teacher chosen for the instrument you name.
[set fee] once
Instrument loan, first term
Violin, viola or classical guitar in the right size while you decide whether to buy.
[set fee] per term
A term is [set number] weeks. Siblings: [set your policy]. Missed lessons: [set your policy]. Nothing is charged before the trial lesson has happened.
Your first four weeks, counted in
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Who sits in the other chair
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Sample Three placeholder staff cards. Fill in the names, the training and the years and delete this line.
[set teacher name]
Violin, viola, ensemble
[set training and years teaching]. Runs the Saturday string ensemble and the termly play-through afternoon.
[set teacher name]
Voice, guitar, theory
[set training and years teaching]. Teaches the evening adult returners and the theory group.
The questions that repeat
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Every fee is on this page under Tuition, in brackets until you set them. There is no joining fee and no charge for the instrument loan in the first term.
Fifteen minutes on five days beats ninety minutes once. First year students are asked for short and frequent, never long and heroic. The card on the music stand says exactly what to do.
Usually, for a weekly instrumental lesson. Six is the age we start piano and guitar; seven for strings, because the smallest instrument still has to fit. Come to a trial lesson and we will tell you honestly if it is worth waiting a year.
No. Grades are one route and we prepare them properly when a student wants one. Plenty of people here never take an exam and play in the termly play-through instead.
Tell the office before the day and the lesson is rescheduled inside the term where a chair allows. The full policy belongs here: [set your missed lesson policy].
Because a school that teaches time should keep some. The bar counts four beats at 72 BPM, the headings are sized in intervals from the body text, and the lesson slots sit on staves. If you would rather it stopped, press Rest the pulse in the header; it also rests on its own when your device asks for reduced motion.
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Reserve a chair
Four fields. The office answers within two working days with a teacher, a time, and what to bring. Nothing is charged before the trial lesson.
- Office
- office@metronome.example
- Telephone
- [set your phone]
- Rooms
- [set your street address], [set your city]
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday 14:00 to 20:00. Saturday 09:00 to 14:00.
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Start on a downbeat, not a New Year.
Chairs open the week they open. Take a trial lesson, keep it if it fits, stop if it does not.