Every course here is one to one, 45 minutes, taught by a specialist in that instrument — in Arabic or English, at whatever hour suits your family. Start with a free lesson on any of them.
Eighty-eight keys in order, low to high. Nothing is hidden, which is why piano is the fastest instrument to learn to read on — and why it makes every instrument after it easier.
You will play a piece your family recognises before the first month is out.
Four chords, and the songs on your phone are yours.
Guitar pays you back early. Real songs come within weeks — then we go back and build the technique that makes them sound like the recording instead of an approximation.
Bring the song you want to play. We will build the lesson around it.
Taught here by a phoniatrician — a doctor of the voice. Breath, pitch and range are built on how the voice actually works, so nothing is strained and nothing is damaged.
Singing in tune is a skill, not luck. It can be taught to anyone.
Maqsoum, baladi, saidi, malfuf. The patterns that hold Arabic music together, taught with the hand technique that makes them land — dum, tak, and the silence between them.
If you drum on the table, you have already started. We just make it deliberate.