

Welcome to the Kotoulas Music School.
Our mission is to offer you an inspiring place and a caring atmosphere where students are motivated to explore their talents and thrive on their chosen subject. It is an environment of trust and good ethics, and our priority is to deliver high quality private tuition to each student.
If you are one of our students that means we believe in you. We can see your potential and we can work with you to turn this potential into creativity and inspiration for yourself and others. As much as you learn from your tutor, your tutor benefits from teaching you. We believe that the student can become better than their master. We anticipate our students to look up to us as well as we will look up to them in future.
Our excellent skills paired with our lengthy experience in the sector will support your education every step of the way.
Your education starts today!
Our Approach
"It’s widely accepted that it takes 21 consecutive days to turn something into a habit"
Join the Kotoulas Music School to Create the Right Habits, and Turn Those Habits Into Success
There’s an abundance of music schools in the UK, different techniques, methods and syllabi as well as guidelines, rules and regulations about teaching music.
For us it is all about the VALUE.
The value we give to each and every one of our students forms our core. We strive to motivate all be excellent role models. We do so by seeing our mission from the student's perspective.
Students want to be:
Allowed to be who they are & express themselves
Entertained during their lesson
Supported with their demanding school timetable
Motivated to achieve their goals
Able to see the results of their effort
Taught the way that best suits them
Confident that they are receiving the best education
We understand the uniqueness of each of our students and build with them their musical character.

Lesson Structure
Every lesson includes a warmup, practice of scales and pieces, and a cool down. In addition to that we invest time in sight-reading techniques and aural training. These are standard requirements for any level of the ABRSM exam syllabus as well as many syllabi internationally, and in addition to that we teach Theory of Music from the beginning. Theory is included in the lesson time and price, the benefit of which can lead to a double certificate (instrument and theory) during the exam periods.
Why Us?
- SIMPLY BECAUSE WE CARE
In addition to the paid classes, students receive free mentoring sessions at regular intervals.
We also create reports after each class to enable students and their parents to keep a close eye on progress. This provides an easy point of reference for discussion when necessary with the teacher.
Musical skills development is achieved largely through aspiration and professional guidance and feedback. We have thus created a triangular system of monitoring as well as mentoring. Information about the progress of our students flows within this triangle at all times in order to maintain effective communication, as well as to establish a relationship of trust and success. Feedback is provided not only by the student’s teacher, but also by one of the supervisors within our Music School.


Your Achievents
Work with a highly qualified tutor who will help you to:
Improve your technique
Excel in aural tests
Achieve fantastic results on your practical exam
And yes, our lessons are fun too!
Your Journey
The journey is just as important as the result. We help our students recognise the value of the skills they learn along the way, rather than simply focusing on what they will achieve in an exam, or what could be covered within a specific timeframe.
We help students consolidate their knowledge and talent consistently to avoid last-minute stress or anxiety just before exams, and to produce the very best results possible.
We’re proud to be able to introduce our students to a new musical world that involves:
Group lessons
Master classes
Video tutorials
Attending concerts
Writing reviews about musical works
Teaching their peers
Listening to music
Brief introductions to other forms of art, which are interlinked with music such as poetry, sculpture, paintings, film, literature, theatre, musicals etc.

Students from around the UK
