online piano lessons

Our recent Composition Competition was a wonderful way for pupils to express their inner creative talents, and we were thrilled with the quality of entries.  The competition was judged by Alexander Chisholm-Loxley who is a composer and piano teacher with Your Space Music Lessons.  Alexander has kindly provided feedback to each entrant in the competition and judged the following awards:

The Winners

Age 4 - 10 Category
Winner
Harris Jakub - A Winter's Night

Our fantastic new composition competition is now on!  This is a brillliant opportunity to get your creative juices flowing especially if you are learning an instrument, and a chance to explore your instrument and find out what you can do.  Your Space Music Lessons, online music school, will be awarding prizes for Christmas or winter themed compositions from entrants in three age categories:

In this digital age the opportunities to learn to play the piano have been revolutionised, and the search for a piano teacher doesn’t always lead where you would expect. 

We are thrilled to announce Alex Chisholm-Loxley has become Partner Teacher at Your Space Music Lessons.

It's Never Too Late to Learn The Piano

Due to available spaces during the daytime we're offering 25% off the initial package of 3 x 30 minute lesson during November 2017.  Usually at £30, Your Space Music Music Lessons are offering the package at £22.50 for those who register in November and book lessons within the specified times (weekdays between 10am - 3pm)

Professor Stephen Roberts from ABRSM visited the Hebrides to test local Your Space Music Lessons students, who have learned the piano by Skype, for their music exams.  He flew into Benbecula airport on a beautiful, bright and sunny day to see the islands at their best.

What an awe-inspiring final recital at Leeds University from Your Space piano teacher Lorraine Wild who completed her Master's degree, MMus Performance yesterday.

Teaching Director, Olwen MacLeod, recently participated in an article for Music Teacher magazine for a piece of Distance Learning. Olwen discussed the highs and the lows of setting up the school and told of the opportunities it is giving to many people who want to learn the piano.  In the article she recalls,