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If you’ve always wanted to know how to play an instrument but never had the opportunity, our part time music courses could be for you.

We offer courses from Beginner to Advanced; helping those picking up an instrument for the first time, to those wanting to take their skills to the next level.

Through our evening courses you can give yourself a set time to commit to your practice.
Our tutors will help you progress from knowing the basics of playing such as how to hold your instrument and finger placing; to more advanced study such as chord progressions, improvisation and mastering complex techniques.
Our small classes will give you the chance to get consistent support and guidance whilst having the opportunity to meet fellow students keen to learn alongside you and bounce off new ideas.
Part Time P02647
A perfect introduction on learning how to play simple tunes on a guitar....
Part Time P02698
A perfect introduction on learning how to play simple tunes on a guitar....
Part Time P02652
Following our Advanced Guitar Course, this Jamming Session lets you share ideas, break down songs with bass, and develop performance skills. Learn to play with others and gain insight from guest musicians to grow as a guitarist....
Part Time P02673
Join this 11-week course to explore your singing voice from scratch in a relaxed small group. Learn techniques, build confidence, and enjoy tailored guidance from an experienced singing tutor....
22nd Sept 2026 - 8th Dec 2026
Tuesday - 19:00 - 20:30
Music & Performance | Music
Cheney School
View course detailsPart Time P02665
This workshop is for people who would like to find and learn about their singing voice from scratch in a relaxed environment with a very experienced singing educator. Discover the techniques and enhance your well-being and confidence in expressing yo...
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