FREE ACCESS: 130+ On-Demand
Music & Theory Video Lessons
A complete self-paced library of interactive music discovery, rhythm games, and beginner musicianship - 100% free for home-ed families and young musicians.
-Clarinetist, Composer, Author & Educator
"I think you’re doing amazing work! Totally inspired and brilliant - you seem to have found a really wonderful way to energise and engage your pupils."
What's Inside the Free Vault?
Music Tech
This section will help your child:
Learn how to produce like a pro using free tools
Nurture creativity
Understand melody, rhythm & harmony
Experiment with songs they love (movie/game music, Rush-E, even Rick Roll)
Reading music
Here your child will:
Learn how to read five-line music
Demystify musical notation
Gain solid foundations to learn an instrument
Musicianship
This section will help your child:
Learn to sing with fun, well-researched games
Develop critical 'inner ear' skills
Explore music with movement
Learn music by world-renowned Kodàly approach
Music history
Here your child will:
Distinguish between musical periods
Gain an insight into famous composers
Bring music history to life!
Interactive quizzes
This section will help your child:
Feel engaged in the lessons
Ensure key points are understood
Stay motivated with no fear of failure (no exams!)
Music Theory
Here your child will:
Learn specific musical devices used by composers and their effect
Become confident discussing musical features
Gain an insight into instrumental techniques across the orchestra
Chill with Will!
A much loved section ending most lessons, this helps children:
Deal with anxiety
Connect emotionally with music
Watch me play some piano!
Mull over the lesson calmly
Simply immerse in music from various composers
Why many parents struggle with music education at home...
As a home-educated kid back in the nineties, my parents did everything they could to help me learn and love music.
It wasn't easy.
Learning at home back then could feel pretty isolating for both parents and kids, and finding great resources was a constant struggle. But with a bit of perseverance...
...I grew up to become a professional music teacher!
After 15-20 years of working in schools and teaching privately, my own kids arrived.
Looking at the landscape of home-ed music resources, I realized not much had changed: most of what was out there still felt stuffy, boring, or overly simplistic.
I knew I had to build a better way.
I set out to create interactive, joyful music lessons that have now helped 100+ families grow their kids' brains through music—without the fluff or jargon.
Now that we're starting our own family home-ed journey, I'm opening up my entire 130+ video lesson archive completely free for home-educating families, while running focused small-group cohorts for pupils ready to dive deeper.
Hear Milly's story...
"We're not going anywhere!"
- Mille, mum of Daniel (aged 10)
Hear Emma's story...
"It's really nice to be exposed to all those different elements!"
- Emma, mum of two (aged 9 & 12)
Hear Charlotte's story...
"They can't quite get enough!"
- Charlotte, mum of two (aged 9 & 12)
Hear Eva's story...
"Just give it a go - it makes music fun!"
- Eva, mum of four (aged 5, 10, 12 & 14)
Looking for Live, Small-Group Tuition?
For pupils ready to dive deeper with weekly feedback, I run focused, 5-student group cohorts alongside the free video vault.
✏️ABRSM Theory Sprints (G1-5)
Format: 6-week half-term blocks (Thursdays)
Group Size: 5 pupils max
Focus: Get exam ready!
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🎹 Piano lessons
Format: 6-week half-term blocks (Thursdays)
Group Size: 5 pupils max
Focus: Build reading confidence, group rhythm, and piano technique together
🎼Sight-Reading Workshops
Coming soon...
F.A.Q.
Music is for everyone and my lessons teach and inspire students from a wide range of abilities and ages. This being said, I plan primarily with children aged 7-12yrs in mind. Families with children aged 4-6 also love them, though!
My lessons are engaging thanks to singing, rhythm games and zany jingles. I teach the hour-long lesson as a series of four-five short lesson snippets and this keeps children hooked. Children with ADHD and other special educational needs, in particular, find my lessons uniquely engaging. Come and see for yourself!
Neither were mine! So I understand your situation. I see my role as 50:50 helping children and parents, so rest assured I'm here to help. The simplest thing you can do to 'teach yourself' is attend the lessons along with your child!
You'll get immediate login details to access the on-demand video library on any device. To get the most from lessons, use good speakers and a large screen (e.g. tablet or laptop).
None at all! Bring your voice, a smile and a pair of listening ears. Oh, and plastic cups & a bouncy ball might come in handy!
How big is your room? ;-)
Absolutely! In fact, parents of children with special educational needs often reach out to thank me for the lessons. Why? It seems that both the subject of music and my engaging teaching style resonates with children with SEND more than any other online class parents have tried. I'm so pleased!
Yes!
I'm opening up my archive to help families access quality music education at home. If your child ever wants live small-group tuition down the line, I offer paid theory and piano cohorts, but the video vault is 100% free for you to use!
No and this makes sure my lessons appeal to all families, regardless of background or belief.
Not yet, but I'm always looking for new ways to help home educating children succeed, so watch this space!