Children can start singing, piano, drums, and dancing as early as age 4. These disciplines are perfectly suited for younger learners and help build confidence, rhythm, and coordination from an early age.

For guitar, bass, violin, darbuka, and DJing, we recommend starting at age 7. This is not based on mental ability, but rather on the size of the instrument and the physical maneuvering required—even with child-sized versions.

We always make sure every child feels comfortable and set up for success, no matter their starting point.

We recommend starting with a small package of 4 lessons. This gives your child the chance to explore singing, dancing, or an instrument without pressure and see what truly excites them.

After the fourth session, we’ll ask them how they feel:

• If they’re enjoying it, that’s the right time to commit to the journey—including getting an instrument (if needed) and beginning structured training.

• If they’re unsure or uninterested, we can switch to another discipline and help them discover what suits them best.

It’s also normal for kids to hit a moment where they say, “I don’t like this anymore.” That usually means the training is becoming more advanced. With your encouragement, they’ll learn to push through the challenge and grow not only in skill—but in character.

It’s never too late. Whether you’re 4 or 64, music is for everyone. What matters most is your passion, not your age—we’ll meet you where you are and help you grow from there.

Your schedule is completely flexible! As long as you let us know at least 3 days in advance, we can adjust your lessons. Whether you have a trip, exams, or unexpected plans—we’ll work with you to keep your progress on track without stress.

It depends on how fast you want to grow. The more lessons you take, the faster your progress—but that also means more consistent practice at home.

For example, a 30-minute lesson requires about 15–20 minutes of daily practice. If you take 1-hour lessons or multiple sessions per week, your practice time should increase accordingly.

With 4 lessons per week or 2 hours and regular practice, you could achieve 1 year’s worth of progress in just 3–6 months. It all comes down to your dedication and goals!

Yes! You can learn to sing in any language you choose. Whether it’s English, Arabic, French, Hindi, Spanish—or any other language—we help you express yourself authentically and confidently.

We don’t follow the traditional method that takes years to master just one classical style. Instead, we go straight to the point—starting with the songs you love.

You’ll learn all the basics and theory behind your instrument, including chords, tabs, and progressions, and how to shift between styles like jazz, blues, funk, pop, and rock. You’ll also explore how melodies are built so you can write your own music.

Most importantly, we teach you how to play with singers and other musicians, building real band experience from the start. As you grow, you’ll learn how to lead a band confidently—an essential skill for any performer who wants to shine on stage.

It’s a modern, real-world approach that turns you into a complete, creative musician.

Absolutely. Learning at least one instrument is essential for any serious singer. It gives you musical independence, helps you understand song structure and harmony, and empowers you to create and perform your own original music. It’s one of the best ways to grow as a complete artist.

Simply watch the video of your own lesson, which we record during class. This makes practice easy, effective, and personalized.

If you’re a parent, just play the lesson video in front of your child—instead of watching random content online, they’ll be watching themselves learning, reinforcing what they were taught and staying focused on their own growth. It’s the most natural and efficient way to train at home.

Your package includes free music videos and studio recordings, as long as your song is ready by the scheduled date. These professional productions are completely free if you post them on a social media account with at least 300 followers—either yours (if you’re over 13) or a close family member’s.

If you choose not to post, the video and recording can still be done but will be charged separately. And if you decide to skip the recording altogether, your prepared songs will be saved for concert performances instead.