Piano & Bass Guitar Mr. Botros Ghaly
Founder of BMusica · 200+ students taught online
- 9 yrs teaching
- Arabic, English
- US, Canada & Europe
Online music academy · since 2020
An Arabic-speaking music teacher, live in your living room.
Piano, Guitar, Vocal and Darbuka — 45-minute one-to-one lessons with professional instructors. You pick the times that suit your week; we schedule around them.
No card required · Meet the instructor first · Cancel any time
Your local time in your city
01:39
Every lesson is booked, confirmed and reminded in your time zone — never converted by hand.
- New York 18:39
- Toronto 18:39
- London 23:39
- Berlin 00:39
- Cairo 01:39
- Riyadh 01:39
- Dubai 02:39
- Sydney 08:39
Welcome to BMusica
A music school that travels with your family.
BMusica Academy started in 2020 with one instructor, one keyboard and a question: can a real music lesson survive a video call? Six years and more than two hundred students later, the answer is yes — as long as the lesson is built for the screen instead of copied onto it.
We teach Piano, Guitar, Vocal and Darbuka to children and adults, one to one, in Arabic and English. Most of our families live far from home — in the United States, Canada, Germany, the UK, the Gulf and Australia — and they came to us for the same reason: they wanted their child to learn music properly, from someone who speaks their language and understands the songs playing in their house.
Every lesson is 45 minutes, private, and scheduled around your week rather than ours. Slots are open around the clock and shown in your own time zone. Between lessons, students send practice videos on WhatsApp and get corrections back — because the week between Tuesdays is where the real progress happens.
And in 2025 we opened the first BMusica Music Center in Tanta, Egypt — a real room, with real instruments, where our instructors rehearse and local students perform.
2020
teaching online since
200+
students taught
10+
countries
24h
booking window
Our gallery
Our kids, mid-lesson.
Recitals, first songs, practice-room chaos and the occasional perfect take. Shared with every family’s permission.
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First full song, start to finish
Layla, 11 · Toronto · Piano
Both hands, no stopping
Practice room · Tanta Center
Learning the song he asked for
Omar, 14 · Dubai · Guitar
Warm-ups before a recital
Nour, 9 · Berlin · Vocal
Maqsoum at full tempo
Yassin, 12 · Riyadh · Darbuka
Recital night at the Center
Tanta, Egypt · 2025
What we teach
Four instruments. One specialist for each.
Every instructor teaches one instrument only. No generalists.
Piano
Reading, technique and repertoire — classical through to the songs they already love.
Explore Piano →
Guitar
Chords, strumming and fingerstyle on acoustic or electric, from first fret to full songs.
Explore Guitar →
Vocal
Breath, range and pitch control, with performance confidence built in from week one.
Explore Vocal →
Tabla
Traditional rhythms and hand technique taught by a specialist percussionist.
Explore Tabla →
The people teaching
You are not booking a platform. You are booking a person.
Every instructor is a working musician who teaches one instrument. Read their background, then book them by name.
Piano & Bass Guitar 
Vocal Dr. Mary
Phoniatrician and vocal coach — voice health meets performance
- 9 yrs teaching
- Arabic, English
- Evenings, Gulf & Europe
Piano & Guitar Mr. Mohamed Ayman
Music graduate, Faculty of Specific Education · specialist with ages 6+
- 6 yrs teaching
- Arabic, English
- Afternoons & weekends
Darbuka (Tabla) Mr. Mahmoud Elminshawy
Rhythm built from the ground up — technique, speed and finger strength
- 4 yrs teaching
- Arabic, English
- Flexible across time zones
Feedback
What parents tell us after a few months.
Unedited, and shared with permission.
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Before you book
The questions parents actually ask us.
If yours is not here, send it on WhatsApp — a person answers, not a bot.
We live abroad. How do you handle the time difference?
You pick the times that suit your week and we schedule the instructor around them. Our instructors already teach families in the Gulf, Europe, North America and Australia, so evenings and weekends in your local time are normal for us. Every booking confirmation shows the time in your own time zone, not in ours.
Do the instructors speak Arabic?
Yes. Every instructor teaches in Arabic and English, and you choose which one is used in the lesson. This is the main reason families abroad come to us: the child gets serious music training without losing the language at home.
What does my child need to start?
A laptop or tablet with a camera, a stable internet connection, and the instrument. For piano, a 61-key keyboard is enough to begin. If you are not sure what to buy, message us before you spend anything and we will tell you what is worth it at your budget.
What happens if we miss a lesson?
Let the instructor know in advance and the session is rescheduled within the same month at no extra cost. We would rather move a lesson than have a student sit through one they are too tired for.
Can two children share one subscription?
Yes. The sibling plans are built for exactly that: two children learning together in the same session, at a lower price per child than two separate subscriptions.
How do I know it is working?
At the end of every month you receive a short written note from the instructor: what was covered, what improved, and what to focus on next. You are never guessing whether the money is doing something.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time before the next month begins. There is no long contract and no cancellation fee.
Monthly plans
One price. Everything included.
45-minute private lessons, WhatsApp practice feedback, monthly progress notes and free rescheduling — in every plan. No contract, cancel any time.
One to One
from $60/month
4 or 8 lessons · one student
Two Siblings
from $90/month
4 or 8 lessons · two children together