Looking for Ukulele Tuition & Lessons Near You?
Whether you wish to learn for fun or take graded examinations, ukulele lessons at Beatbox will help you to build your musical skills and inspire a love for the instrument.
Approach to learning
Ukulele lessons at Beatbox are taught on a one-to-one basis covering areas such as chords, rhythm playing, scales and melody.
We encourage learning through not only sheet music but through improvisation and from ear, encouraging creativity and helping students to become adaptable to different situations.
Our philosophy is to teach students how to play the music they love and listen to whilst providing them with all of the essentials. We aim to give you the skills you need to go out and play good music.
Grading and exams
For students who are interested in working through the ukulele grades, our tutors are familiar with most syllabuses, however we usually favour the LCM ukulele syllabus and have a current pass rate of 100%!
If you need any help or advice on finding a suitable instrument our team will be happy to help. You can also find out the starter ukuleles our teachers recommend and various other articles on our blog.
So whether you’re starting out from the very beginning, interested in learning some classic ukulele arrangements just for fun or really want to further develop your ukulele skills, our lessons will help you on your musical journey and tailor lessons to your needs and interests along the way.
Our Lesson Fees
(1-2-1 / individual)
£20 for 30 mins
£29 for 45 mins
£38 for 60 mins
*50% discount on your first lesson!
Meet the tutor…
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— GET TO KNOW HIM
• What age did you first start learning to play?
I’ve been singing as long as I can remember and I started learning piano at 11yrs.
• Is there a particular song that you’re often requested to teach that gets stuck in your head? If so, what is it?
There are a few regulars... one of which being “Wake me up when September ends” by Green Day!
• Is there something that everyone else seems to be able to do easily that you secretly find really difficult?
Read, as I am dyslexic!