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Noteworthy Music Tuition

Noteworthy
Music Tuition

Expert Piano, Musicianship, and Music Theory Instruction for

all ages and levels with

Carol Evans GTCL, LTCL.

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Lesson Options

Carol offers one-to-one piano lessons tailored to each student’s age, ability, and goals. Choose the lesson type that best suits your needs.

Standard Lesson - 30 minutes

Suitable for most beginners aged 6+, including adults, and generally recommended for the first couple of years of learning. Lessons develop all the essential skills of piano playing, including healthy technique, music reading and repertoire, aural skills and music theory, typically up to Grade 2 level.

Intermediate Lesson - 45 minutes

At Grades 3–5, repertoire becomes longer, technique more demanding and broader musical understanding increasingly important. A 45-minute lesson allows enough time each week to develop these areas alongside aural skills, music theory and musicianship.

Higher Lesson - 60 minutes

At Grade 6 level and above, repertoire, technique and musicianship become increasingly advanced. A 60-minute lesson provides the time needed to work in greater depth on these areas, while developing confident, well-rounded musicianship.

Other Options:

Short Lesson/Rehearsal - 20 minutes

This shorter option may suit very young beginners who would benefit from a gentle introduction to piano lessons during their first term. It can also be booked occasionally for a focused theory session or a short rehearsal before a performance.

Standard Plus Lesson - 40 minutes

An enquiring beginner who enjoys taking things further, or a keen student around Grade 2–3 level, may benefit from the extra ten minutes. This allows more time to explore repertoire and technique in greater depth, alongside supporting skills such as aural, sight-reading and creativity.

Family Discount

Families with two or more students receiving regular weekly lessons receive a 7.5% discount on lesson fees.

About Carol

Carol Evans, founder of Noteworthy Music Tuition, has over 40 years’ experience teaching music to students of all ages.

A graduate of Trinity College of Music, London — where she studied piano, clarinet, composition, and electronic music — Carol began her  teaching career in the 1980s in Milton Keynes, and now teaches in Northampton.

Her primary aim is to inspire a love of music, bringing out the best in each student while developing solid technique, musical understanding, and confidence.

Lessons are available in person at the Crantock House Studio or online (remote) if you prefer to learn from home. 

Contact now to arrange a Free Trial.

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