Featuring music alumni and professionals from the Royal Academy of Music, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Royal College of Music, as well as members of leading UK orchestras - and many more.
In today’s connected world, distance no longer defines opportunity. Online lessons bring great teaching within reach of every aspiring musician, everywhere.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
No commitment or subscription required.
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Any questions? View Our FAQ’s
Starting At
$49 / lesson
Individual Lessons
- $49 per half hour
- $84 per hour
- Get 50% off your first lesson
- Not happy with your first lesson? Get a full refund
Lesson Plans
15% OFF
Weekly Lessons
- Your choice of weekly 30, 45, or 60 minute lessons
- 15% off all lessons
- Automatically scheduled weekly lessons
- Lessons and subscriptions can be rescheduled or canceled anytime
- Billed every 4 weeks
Up to
10% Off
Lesson Packages
- Don't want a subscription? Get 10% off lesson packages
- Prepay for 4-24 lessons for up to 10% off
- Use for any number of students and instruments
At Beyond the Stave,
We believe that exceptional music education should go above and beyond, just like our name. No matter where you are in the world, world-class music teaching should be within reach.
That’s why we’ve built a platform that connects you directly with some of the finest musicians and educators in the business, teachers who are not only masters of their craft but passionate about helping you grow.
From learning your very first notes on an instrument or singing your favourite pop song, to in-depth tutoring for GCSE and A Level Music courses, we teach it all. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an advanced player refining your artistry, you’ll find expert guidance tailored to your goals. Beyond the Stave also offers wellbeing classes, ranging from Yoga to Meditation, because we believe music and wellbeing go hand in hand.
Choose a teacher, book a time, and receive your lesson link — it’s that simple.
Find Your Teacher
Instruments
Specialist Skills
Starting at 160 AED
Musicians' Wellness and Mindfulness
Starting at 160 AED
Any Questions?
Questions about Our Teachers
What do I need for an online music lesson?
To get the best experience, we recommend:
- A stable internet connection (minimum 10 Mbps)
- A laptop, tablet, or desktop computer with webcam and microphone
- Headphones (optional, but helpful)
- Your instrument set up and tuned before the lesson begins
- A quiet, well-lit space
What platform do you use for lessons?
Lessons are conducted over LessonSpace. You will receive a secure meeting link before each lesson.
I didn’t receive my link—what should I do?
- First, check your email’s spam or promotions folder.
- Log in to your Student Portal to view your upcoming lessons and access the direct link.
- If you’re still having trouble, contact our Support Centre.
My sound/video isn’t working—what should I do?
- Refresh your page and check your browser/device settings.
- Make sure your camera and microphone are enabled.
- Test your audio/video setup in settings before the lesson.
- Restart your device if needed.
My internet connection is unstable—how can I fix it?
- Move closer to your Wi-Fi router.
- Ask others in your home to reduce heavy internet use (e.g., no streaming/downloads).
- Switch to a wired Ethernet connection if possible.
- Temporarily turn off your video to preserve audio quality during the lesson.
Can I use my phone or tablet for lessons?
Yes, but a laptop or desktop is preferable for sound quality and ease of communication. If you’re using a mobile device:
- Use a stand to keep your camera steady and your hands free.
- Ensure it’s fully charged or plugged in during the lesson.
The teacher couldn’t hear my instrument clearly—what should I do?
- Enable “Original Sound” in the lesson platform settings to improve clarity.
- Turn off background noise suppression.
- Use an external microphone if possible for better sound quality.