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Piano Lessons in Molesey: 5 Local Options for Children and Adults

Looking for piano lessons in Molesey? There are several teachers in and around East Molesey and West Molesey, whether you are looking for a first lesson for your child, help with piano grades or simply want to learn for enjoyment.

1. Petra Casén Piano Tuition in East Molesey

Petra Casén teaches children and adults from her East Molesey studio. Lessons are individually planned and can cover technique, sight-reading, theory, aural work and exam preparation. Exams are optional, so this could also suit someone who simply wants to enjoy playing the piano.

Petra Casén Piano Tuition

2. Peter Falconer Music Tuition in West Molesey

Dr Peter Falconer teaches piano from his home in West Molesey and works with children and adults. His lessons can also include composition, theory, performance and music technology, making this an interesting option for pupils who want to explore music beyond simply working through piano grades.

Peter Falconer Music Tuition

3. Angus Cunningham in Molesey

Angus Cunningham has more than 35 years of teaching experience and offers piano and music theory lessons from beginner through to advanced level. Many pupils work towards ABRSM grades, but lessons do not have to be exam-focused.

Angus Cunningham Piano Teacher

4. JustPlay Music School

JustPlay offers one-to-one piano tuition for adults and children and lists West Molesey among the areas it serves. Home tuition may also be available, which could be useful for families who would rather not add another weekly journey to the diary.

JustPlay Piano Lessons

5. Look just beyond Molesey too

If the right lesson time is not available locally, it is worth widening the search slightly. Rebecca Singerman-Knight teaches in nearby Teddington and specifically welcomes pupils from East Molesey and Thames Ditton, including young beginners, teenagers and adult learners.

Piano with Rebecca Singerman-Knight

Finding the right piano teacher in Molesey is often less about choosing the biggest music school and more about finding someone your child enjoys learning with. Ask about a trial lesson, lesson length, practice expectations and whether there is pressure to take exams before committing to a term.

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