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Neelam K.
A beginner piano course focused on foundational technique, basic music reading, rhythm development and simple chord accompaniment. Lessons use call-and-response…
Beginner
Level
7–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Kabir K.
Study Romantic-era composers, musical forms, and cultural context while practicing guided listening and keeping a listening journal.
Beginner
Level
10–14
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
9
Weeks
Rinhlupuii F.
Advance viola fundamentals with D major scale practice, fourth and low second finger placement, bow articulations (staccato, hooked, slurs), 6/8 rhythm, and beg…
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Rupa D.
Advance technical rudiments and performance skills on the drum pad with focused speed work, etudes, and a capstone performance.
Advanced
Level
11–14
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
What will my child have at the end?
Janhavi S.
One-on-one series teaching DJ basics with djay Pro, covering beatmatching, EQ, transitions, set building, and a final mini DJ set performance.
Beginner
Level
8–18
Ages
60 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Dinesh A.
A 4-day beginner piano camp teaching basic notation while learning 'Free' and 'Golden' from the Kpop Demon Hunters soundtrack.
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Jitendra S.
Weekly live beginner piano classes teaching note recognition, basic rhythm, reading the staff, and simple piano pieces, with practice videos and a printable the…
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Chubala A.
A weekly group class that introduces six different singing styles through warm-ups, style-specific vocal tools, and one-minute repertoire excerpts for each genr…
Intermediate
Level
5–8
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
How big a commitment is it?
Radhika S.
A 4-day beginner piano camp teaching basic notation while learning 'What It Sounds Like' and 'Soda Pop' from the Kpop Demon Hunters soundtrack.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Isha T.
Small-group beginner piano class teaching posture, hand position, basic notation, rhythms, treble and bass reading, and foundational technique.
Beginner
Level
8–12
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
10
Weeks
Tage R.
A 4-day beginner piano camp teaching finger-number and alpha notation while learning four Taylor Swift songs.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Pravin K.
Students test and strengthen knowledge of Michael Jackson's Dangerous album using a timed Kahoot quiz.
Beginner
Level
10–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Can my child sit through it?
Chubala A.
A weekly group class that introduces six different singing styles through warm-ups, style-specific vocal tools, and one-minute repertoire excerpts for each genr…
Intermediate
Level
5–8
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Megha J.
Learn viola setup, posture, open strings, bow hold, note reading, and beginner songs such as Mary Had a Little Lamb and Ode to Joy.
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Jitendra S.
Continue beginner piano study focusing on reading the staff, finding keys, basic rhythms, and playing simple songs with review and a final performance.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Miss K.
Introductory piano course teaching basic keyboard technique, finger numbers, note names, and rhythmic notation while learning four pop song choruses.
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
What will it cost me each time?
Alok M.
Learn basic piano technique, finger numbers, note reading, rhythms, hand coordination and beginner songs in middle C position.
Beginner
Level
8–12
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Manju T.
Advance technical rudimental mechanics, collaborative performance, and stage-ready presentation through etudes, ensemble work, guided critique, and a signature…
Advanced
Level
11–14
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Pravin K.
Students test and strengthen knowledge of Michael Jackson's Dangerous album using a timed Kahoot quiz.
Beginner
Level
10–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Urvashi T.
Develop piano basics—posture, white-key geography, finger numbers, note reading and simple rhythms—using Faber Primer material and rhythm games.
Beginner
Level
7–11
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Will my child get attention?
Urvashi T.
Foundational group piano course teaching finger numbers, hand position, key patterns, basic rhythms, and simple songs through playful activities.
Beginner
Level
5–8
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Elizabeth K.
This beginner ukulele course covers holding and tuning the instrument, basic chords (C, F, G, Am), strumming patterns, and simplified play-along arrangements of…
Beginner
Level
6–10
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
6
Weeks
Megha J.
Learn viola setup, posture, open strings, bow hold, note reading, and beginner songs such as Mary Had a Little Lamb and Ode to Joy.
Beginner
Level
13–18
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Ms. T.
Listen to and discuss major composers and musical periods from the Baroque era through mid-20th century popular music using readings, slides, and activities.
Beginner
Level
11–14
Ages
60 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Will my child be lost, or bored?
Jitendra S.
Beginner piano course teaching posture, finger numbers, basic rhythms, musical alphabet and simple songs with play-along videos and printable materials.
Beginner
Level
6–9
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Ms. D.
Learn staff reading, clef note names, basic note values, rhythm exercises and time signatures to support playing any instrument.
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Ms. T.
Learn basic recorder technique, standard music notation, and ensemble playing while practicing songs that reinforce each new note and note-reading skill.
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Rupa D.
An advanced-intermediate class focused on minor scales, comparative study of major/minor forms, etudes and a capstone performance for experienced players.
Intermediate
Level
11–14
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
What life skills does this build?
Nusrat P.
A semester-length beginner piano course focusing on healthy posture, finger technique, basic music theory, reading sheet music, scales, rhythm, ear training, dy…
Beginner
Level
11–16
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Karishma V.
A small-group beginner piano class using Alfred’s Level 1A to teach keyboard geography, finger numbers, basic rhythms, treble and bass clef reading, and simple…
Beginner
Level
7–9
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Amrita P.
Four lessons teaching basic piano reading and rhythm while learning excerpts from Dynamite, Butter, and Permission to Dance.
Beginner
Level
8–13
Ages
25 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Urvashi T.
Learn piano fundamentals through games, songs and interactive activities that teach finger numbers, keyboard patterns, posture, music symbols and simple rhythms…
Beginner
Level
5–8
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Does it suit my child's needs?
Ajit V.
Four-day live beginner camp teaching recorder assembly, breath control, notes B–A–G–C, basic rhythmic values, and three simple songs with a final mini performan…
Beginner
Level
6–8
Ages
40 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Vandana P.
A short, three-session introduction to piano using dinosaur themes to explore sound and musical expression. Each class includes warm-ups for rhythm, brainstormi…
Beginner
Level
4–6
Ages
25 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Gita G.
This crash-course musical theatre workshop focuses on audition skills and the materials performers use in the industry. Students will practice cold reading, mon…
Beginner
Level
11–16
Ages
45 min
Duration
5 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Suman J.
This live ukulele club focuses on core playing skills for beginner and early-intermediate learners: proper holding and right-hand technique, common chord shapes…
Mixed Level
Level
10–15
Ages
25 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
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Everything parents ask before their child's first live class — answered clearly, no fine print.
Classes cover piano and keyboard, singing, guitar, ukulele, drums, violin, recorder, music theory and songwriting. Most are for beginners, and the class page lists the level and any instrument needed.
Yes, especially for keyboard, ukulele, guitar, voice and theory. Teachers watch and listen live on video and give feedback, and small groups mean each child gets turns to play.
For most instrument classes, yes, your child needs one at home. A basic keyboard or a child-size ukulele is fine to start, and singing, rhythm and theory classes often need nothing extra.
Music classes on Undoschool start at age 3, with play-based singing and rhythm for the youngest kids. Formal instrument lessons usually start around ages 5 to 7, and older beginners are always welcome.
Most music classes run 20 to 60 minutes, which suits young attention spans and keeps practice focused. Groups are usually small, and some teachers also offer 1-on-1 lessons.
Group classes are a lower-cost, social way to start and keep kids motivated by playing with others. Private lessons give more individual correction and a custom pace. Many kids start in a group and add private lessons later.
Start with what your child is curious about, then check physical fit, noise at home and cost. Piano or keyboard, ukulele and simple percussion are easy starts for younger kids, and renting before buying keeps the risk low.Read the guide: How to Choose Your Child's First Musical Instrument
Set a short practice time most days, give each session one clear goal and keep the instrument out and ready. Be an encouraging audience rather than a critic, and ask the teacher what to focus on each week.Read the guide: How to Help Your Child Practice an Instrument at Home
Parents create every learner account, messages stay on Undoschool, and every class is recorded for safety. Recordings are seen only by the learner, the teacher and the Undoschool team, and each course is reviewed before it goes live.
Yes. Your first class is on us, so your child can meet the teacher and see the class style first. If it is not right, cancel before the second class starts for a full refund.
Both are marketplaces of live small-group classes run by independent teachers. On Undoschool every course is reviewed before it is listed, every class is recorded for safety, and your first class is on us. Compare the teacher and schedule for the specific class you want.
Message the teacher from your dashboard. Because sessions are recorded, the teacher can usually help your child catch up on what was covered.
A laptop, desktop or tablet with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection, and a quiet spot. The class page lists any software or supplies the teacher needs.Read the guide: Getting Ready for Your Child's First Online Class
