Perhaps you’re interested in producing your own music and need help getting started, or maybe you’ve been doing it a while but want to improve.
Learn the basics of music production, right through to top-level production techniques and get ready to release high-quality music.
Artists
Maybe you’re a singer-songwriter and write your own music, but it doesn’t sound as professional as you’d like.
Learn how to record, mix vocals and use creative production techniques to bring your ideas to life and be taken seriously as an artist.
DJ’s
Today, to be a successful DJ, you need to release your own music too. Your productions define who you are and get you booked.
Turn your ideas into reality, develop your sound and learn to create release-ready productions with the help of your tutor.
Musicians
Maybe you’re a great musician but your production skills let your music down.
Learn how to make quality recordings, how to edit, use FX and sound design, and create great mixes that will compete with the best and sound good on any system.
Who is it for?
Producers
Perhaps you’re interested in producing your own music and need help getting started, or maybe you’ve been doing it a while but want to improve.
Learn the basics of music production, right through to top-level production techniques and get ready to release high-quality music.
Artists
Maybe you’re a singer-songwriter and write your own music, but it doesn’t sound as professional as you’d like.
Learn how to record, mix vocals and use creative production techniques to bring your ideas to life and be taken seriously as an artist.
DJ’s
Today, to be a successful DJ, you need to release your own music too. Your productions define who you are and get you booked.
Turn your ideas into reality, develop your sound and learn to create release-ready productions with the help of your tutor.
Musicians
Maybe you’re a great musician but your production skills let your music down.
Learn how to make quality recordings, how to edit, use FX and sound design, and create great mixes that will compete with the best and sound good on any system.
About your tutor
Here to help you succeed
Hello, I’m Paul, and I will be your tutor. I’ve spent thousands of hours making music over the last 20 years and have real-world experience working with labels and releasing music as well as teaching people to be able to achieve this themselves.
I absolutely love what I do and I genuinely care about my students’ development.
I’ve worked on releases for some of the world's top labels including Strictly Rhythm / Armada, Toolroom, Ministry of Sound, Hed Kandi, CR2, Hot Waves, Nervous Records NYC, Mexa Records, New State Entertainment, Warehouse Music, and many more. My own tracks and my students' tracks have been featured on radio stations around the world including BBC Radio One and Two and have received millions of plays on Spotify.
As well as working on a lot of electronic music, I’ve worked in a professional studio (The Magic Garden - EMI, Virgin, BMG, B-Unique, Universal…) recording major label artists and bands. This was generally recording “real” instruments and involved working on large consoles and high-end analogue equipment - my experience there was invaluable.
I spend my time teaching music production, mixing for clients, composing/producing for other artists as well as working on my own musical projects and music for sync.
Click below to get started, or click hereto ask me any questions you might have.
Audio examples of songs that I've written, produced, mixed or mastered (in most cases, all of the above). The selection demonstrates a variety of genres but is not an exhaustive list. If there is a particular sound or style you're after, please see the FAQ for more information.
Featured on radio stations and labels worldwide:
Learning with Full Fat Music is for you if you're…
About your tutor
Here to help you succeed
Hello, I’m Paul, and I will be your tutor. I’ve spent thousands of hours making music over the last 20 years and have real-world experience working with labels and releasing music as well as teaching people to be able to achieve this themselves.
I love what I do and I genuinely care about my students’ development.
I’ve worked on releases for some of the world's top labels including Strictly Rhythm / Armada, Toolroom, Ministry of Sound, Hed Kandi, CR2, Hot Waves, Nervous Records NYC, Mexa Records, New State Entertainment, Warehouse Music, and many more. My own tracks and my students' tracks have been featured on radio stations around the world including BBC Radio One and Two and have received millions of plays on Spotify.
As well as working on a lot of electronic music, I’ve worked in a professional studio (The Magic Garden - EMI, Virgin, BMG, B-Unique, Universal…) recording major label artists and bands. This was generally recording “real” instruments and involved working on large consoles and high-end analogue equipment - my experience there was invaluable.
I spend my time teaching music production, mixing for clients, composing/producing for other artists as well as working on my own musical projects and creating music for sync.
Click below to get started and ask me any questions you might have.
Audio examples of songs that I've written, produced, mixed or mastered (in most cases, all of the above). The selection demonstrates a variety of genres but is not an exhaustive list. If there is a particular sound or style you're after, please see the FAQfor more information.
Learning with Full Fat Music is for you if you're…
New to music production
Not sure where to start? Learn everything there is to know about music production, from the beginning, with expert guidance every step of the way.
New to music production
Not sure where to start? Learn everything there is to know about music production, from the beginning, with expert guidance every step of the way.
Or, you have some experience but you're...
Stuck in a loop
Hard drive full of loops and unfinished music? Turn promising loops and ideas into complete tracks.
Or, you have some experience but you're...
Stuck in a loop
Hard drive full of loops and unfinished music? Turn promising loops and ideas into complete tracks.
Not sure what to do and when
Perhaps you understand the principles but you can’t seem to fit it all together. Gain a solid foundation of music production techniques and understand when and why you need to use them.
Not sure what to do and when
Perhaps you understand the principles but you can’t seem to fit it all together.
Gain a solid foundation of music production techniques and understand when and why you need to use them.
Struggling to get a professional sound
You might feel very aware of the difference between your own music and pro-sounding music but find it difficult to pinpoint exactly what isn’t working.
Learn to avoid the mistakes that make your music sound amateur.
Having mix issues
You might be struggling with common mix issues, such as:
Lack of overall clarity and definition
Poor bass definition
Mixes that sound muddy, dull, weak, thin, flat, harsh, unexciting...
Mixes that don't translate well on different playback systems
Learn to solve all these issues and more
...with 1-2-1 lessons from Full Fat Music
Struggling to get a professional sound
You might feel very aware of the difference between your own music and pro-sounding music but find it difficult to pinpoint exactly what isn’t working.
Learn to avoid the mistakes that make your music sound amateur.
Having mix issues
You might be struggling with common mix issues, such as:
Lack of overall clarity and definition
Poor bass definition
Mixes that sound muddy, dull, weak, thin, flat, harsh, unexciting...
Mixes that don't translate well on different playback systems
learn to solve all these issues and more
...with 1-2-1 lessons from Full Fat Music
Perhaps you’ve taken a short course, bought a video course or sat through
endless YouTube videos, but none of that has really helped.
It‘s easy to start feeling like you don’t have the ear for it or you’re not cut out for making music, but
these are common problems that can be solved with good quality help and guidance.
You might be struggling with common mix issues, such as:
Lack of overall clarity and definition
Poor bass definition
Mixes that sound muddy, dull, weak, thin, flat, harsh, unexciting...
Mixes that don't translate well on different playback systems
learn to solve all these issues and more
...with 1-2-1 lessons from Full Fat Music
Perhaps you’ve taken a short course, bought a video course or sat through endless YouTube videos, but none of that has really helped.
It‘s easy to start feeling like you don’t have the ear for it or you’re not cut out for making music, but these are common problems that can be solved with good quality help and guidance.
When you start lessons with Full Fat Music you will be getting one to one coaching with someone to guide you through the entire process of producing your own music and, crucially, you will be able to ask questions and get constant feedback.
Structured learning
Learn step by step and at a pace that suits you. You won’t have to worry about information overload or missing out on any valuable information.
Designed around YOU
Your learning will be designed around your current knowledge and needs. You will have someone keeping track of what you have and haven’t covered yet, what topics will be the most beneficial to you and which areas you might need to work at a bit.
Advice you can trust
You won’t have to worry about incorrect or conflicting advice and information provided will always be as accurate and objective as possible.
What you’ll get from Full Fat Music
Ask questions and get feedback
When you start lessons with Full Fat Music you will be getting one to one coaching with someone to guide you through the entire process of producing your own music and, crucially, you will be able to ask questions and get constant feedback.
Structured learning
Learn step by step and at a pace that suits you. You won’t have to worry about information overload or missing out on any valuable information.
Designed around YOU
Your learning will be designed around your current knowledge and needs. You will have someone keeping track of what you have and haven’t covered yet, what topics will be the most beneficial to you and which areas you might need to work at a bit.
Advice you can trust
You won’t have to worry about incorrect or conflicting advice and information provided will always be as accurate and objective as possible.
You'll be able to...
You'll be able to...
Understand the process
... behind producing a track from start to finish.
Create great mixes
... that sound full and exciting and keep the listener interested.
Analyse music
you like
... and understand what's happening on a much deeper level.
Get
unstuck
... with professional techniques at your disposal.
Be more confident
... in your skills, knowing you have support and guidance.
Understand the process
... behind producing a track from start to finish.
Create great mixes
... that sound full and exciting and keep the listener interested.
Analyse music
you like
... and understand what's happening on a much deeper level.
Get
unstuck
... with professional techniques at your disposal.
Be more confident
... in your skills, knowing you have support and guidance.
Work fast and effectively
... and finish more music.
Recreate sounds
... you like, whilst developing your own style.
Overcome obstacles
... and understand which tools to use when.
Release your music
Get your music to a level where you can approach labels.
Make any sounds
... stuck in your head and take pleasure in making music.
Work fast and effectively
... and finish more music.
Recreate sounds
... you like, whilst developing your own style.
Overcome obstacles
... and understand which tools to use when.
Release your music
Get your music to a level where you can approach labels.
Make any sounds
... stuck in your head and take pleasure in making music.
What you'll learn
What you'll learn
Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Techniques
Recording, editing, composition, arranging, mixing and more - use your DAW to its full potential.
Everything from opening your first session to advanced techniques in Logic Pro X and Ableton (see here about using other DAW’s).
Samples, Samplers & Sample Layering
Create unique and original sounds. Achieve the perfect drum sounds for your project by learning the art of sample layering.
Learn about envelopes, phase cancellation and how to choose the right sounds for amazing drums every time.
Synthesis & Sound Design
Subtractive, additive, wavetable, granular synthesis and more - learn the different types of synthesis and use them for sound design.
Create your own unique sounds and re-create the sounds you like.
Compositional Techniques
Learn arrangement and compositional techniques to add builds, create and release tension, add impact to your music, create contrast, and keep the listener interested.
Learn how to develop basic ideas and turn them into full pieces of music.
Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Techniques
Recording, editing, composition, arranging, mixing and more - use your DAW to its full potential.
Everything from opening your first session to advanced techniques in Logic Pro X and Ableton (see here about using other DAW’s).
Samples, Samplers & Sample Layering
Create unique and original sounds. Achieve the perfect drum sounds for your project by learning the art of sample layering.
Learn about envelopes, phase cancellation and how to choose the right sounds for amazing drums every time.
Synthesis & Sound Design
Subtractive, additive, wavetable, granular synthesis and more - learn the different types of synthesis and use them for sound design.
Create your own unique sounds and re-create the sounds you like.
Compositional Techniques
Learn arrangement and compositional techniques to add builds, create and release tension, add impact to your music, create contrast, and keep the listener interested.
Learn how to develop basic ideas and turn them into full pieces of music.
EQ
Understand how to use equalisation (EQ) to create space and allow different elements of your music to sit together well.
Use EQ effectively to achieve full sounding mixes that don’t sound muddy, thin, weak, harsh or dull.
Compression
Get punchy drums, solid bass, upfront vocals and add cohesion to your mixes.
From the basics of compression through to advanced topics like de-essing, multiband, parallel and serial compression.
Saturation
Create subtle warmth, pleasing tones, vintage vibes and much more.
Learn about harmonics, the different types of saturation, why it’s really useful and how to use it.
Effects
Delay’s, reverb, modulation, glitch effects, formant shifting… The list is endless.
Create width and depth in your mixes, add movement to your music and use effects creatively to keep the listener interested.
EQ
Understand how to use equalisation (EQ) to create space and allow different elements of your music to sit together well.
Use EQ effectively to achieve full sounding mixes that don’t sound muddy, thin, weak, harsh or dull.
Compression
Get punchy drums, solid bass, upfront vocals and add cohesion to your mixes.
From the basics of compression through to advanced topics like de-essing, multiband, parallel and serial compression.
Saturation
Create subtle warmth, pleasing tones, vintage vibes and much more.
Learn about harmonics, the different types of saturation, why it’s really useful and how to use it.
Effects
Delay’s, reverb, modulation, glitch effects, formant shifting… The list is endless.
Create width and depth in your mixes, add movement to your music and use effects creatively to keep the listener interested.
Recording
If you record live instruments and vocals, it’s vital to get the best possible results at the recording stage.
Learn microphone types and techniques, device set-up, sample rates, setting levels, room treatment, room position and more.
Vocal Production
A great vocal sound is perhaps one of the hardest things to get right.
Learn vocal tuning, automation, mixing techniques, layering, creative techniques, plug-in chains and more for pro-quality vocal productions.
Gear set-up & Purchase Advice
Which gear to buy (and what you don’t need to buy).
Individual advice on what gear and plug-ins to get and how to get the best out of what you already have.
Music Mindset
It’s commonplace to become stuck creatively and unable to turn ideas into the finished article.
Learn how to actually finish your music, develop your style, overcome issues like writers block and be confident in the music you make.
Recording
If you record live instruments and vocals, it’s vital to get the best possible results at the recording stage.
Learn microphone types and techniques, device set-up, sample rates, setting levels, room treatment, room position and more.
Vocal production
A great vocal sound is perhaps one of the hardest things to get right.
Learn vocal tuning, automation, mixing techniques, layering, creative techniques, plug-in chains and more for pro-quality vocal productions.
Gear set-up & Purchase Advice
Which gear to buy (and what you don’t need to buy).
Individual advice on what gear and plug-ins to get and how to get the best out of what you already have.
Music Mindset
It’s commonplace to become stuck creatively and unable to turn ideas into the finished article.
Learn how to actually finish your music, develop your style, overcome issues like writers block and be confident in the music you make.
Happy clients
I’ve tried lessons with a couple of different tutors and felt like they hadn’t listened to what I asked for but I’m really enjoying my lessons with Paul and we’ve achieved exactly what I wanted. He comes prepared with samples, ideas and a good plan for the lesson. Paul matched his teaching to my set-up and the lessons are a good balance of learning theory, practical use, sound design with the mentality of achieving the desired result.
Paul has an amazing ear and seems to be able to hear the smallest details and his practical knowledge is brilliant.
I find Paul to be both motivated and motivating as well as having a lot of patience understanding. I’m looking forward to more lessons!
Athanasios Anagnostopoulos
Student
Happy Clients
I’ve tried lessons with a couple of different tutors and felt like they hadn’t listened to what I asked for but I’m really enjoying my lessons with Paul and we’ve achieved exactly what I wanted. He comes prepared with samples, ideas and a good plan for the lesson. Paul matched his teaching to my set-up and the lessons are a good balance of learning theory, practical use, sound design with the mentality of achieving the desired result.
Paul has an amazing ear and seems to be able to hear the smallest details and his practical knowledge is brilliant.
I find Paul to be both motivated and motivating as well as having a lot of patience understanding. I’m looking forward to more lessons!
Athanasios Anagnostopoulos
Student
I’m really grateful to have had lessons with Paul as he got me from being stuck in a rut to enjoying it again and making new tracks with more knowledge and better flow. I liked the pace and feel of the classes. They were tailored to my tastes and there were little golden nuggets that led to light bulb moments. He’s a great teacher and it’s easy to ask him questions.
Alice Bennett
Student
After accumulating a catalogue of unfinished music I sought out the guidance of Paul. With his one on one tutoring, I have improved the quality of my productions and have a better understanding of how I can finally finish my tracks.
Paul has shown me the best ways to incorporate my hardware recordings with software plugins and Ableton processing. Would highly recommend it to anybody interested in Music production.
Liam Ibbetson
Student
Paul is patient, easy to get along with, friendly and open to teaching you in the way that works to your favoured learning method.
His knowledge and application of music production and mixing are incredible and I look forward to every lesson because I'll learn something that will expand the possibilities of what I want my music to sound like but also give scope for new creative directions that will enhance what I'm working on.
Jayesh Mistry
Student
As a novice hobbyist music producer, I have watched a lot of YouTube tutorials but was unable to progress. I realised that tutorials could seldom help you in your specific context. You need to have someone with whom you can ask questions and who could guide you most efficiently on your path.
I have found Paul and I am very happy with my progress so far. I like his professional yet friendly manner of teaching and the fact that I make progress after every lesson. He has thorough explanations for anything I ask him. He also has an amazing musical ear, noticing details in sounds hidden in a mix that I would not be able to notice myself.
I fully recommend Paul as a great music tutor that will help you become a better producer with every lesson.
As a novice hobbyist music producer, I have watched a lot of YouTube tutorials but was unable to progress. I realised that tutorials could seldom help you in your specific context. You need to have someone with whom you can ask questions and who could guide you most efficiently on your path.
I have found Paul and I am very happy with my progress so far. I like his professional yet friendly manner of teaching and the fact that I make progress after every lesson. He has thorough explanations for anything I ask him. He also has an amazing musical ear, noticing details in sounds hidden in a mix that I would not be able to notice myself.
I fully recommend Paul as a great music tutor that will help you become a better producer with every lesson.
Please see the table below for guideline pricing. I may be able to accommodate flexible or bespoke requests. If you have any questions, please contact me here.
Please see the table below for guideline pricing. I may be able to accommodate flexible or bespoke requests. If you have any questions, please contact me here.
Click the get started button below, fill out the short contact form and I'll get back to you, usually within 24 hours.
Step two.
Book your times
You will be given access to the booking-in calendar so you can make sure there are times available that suit you. Once you’re happy, make a payment to confirm your booking.
Step three.
Start your Lessons!
Lessons are carried out using video chat, screen share and high-quality audio streaming. See here for more information.
Click the get started button below, fill out the short contact form and I'll get back to you, usually within 24 hours.
Step two.
Book your times
You will be given access to the booking-in calendar so you can make sure there are times available that suit you. Once you’re happy, make a payment to confirm your booking.
Step three.
Start your Lessons!
Lessons are carried out using video chat, screen share and high-quality audio streaming. See here for more information.
“I’ve known Paul for over a decade and he’s always impressed me with his productions. He’s professional and absolutely dedicated to his craft and this is evident in his music.
Paul is extremely knowledgeable and anyone learning from him would be at an immediate advantage.”
Martin Doorly
DJ, Producer & Label Owner
Recommended by professionals
“I’ve known Paul for over a decade and he’s always impressed me with his productions. He’s professional and absolutely dedicated to his craft and this is evident in his music.
Paul is extremely knowledgeable and anyone learning from him would be at an immediate advantage.”
How do online lessons work? What equipment do I need?
Lessons are carried out using Zoom and screenshare. I will generally annotate your screen to guide you whilst explaining concepts etc. Sometimes I may use my computer to demonstrate but mostly, you will be doing the work! This is far more effective than me taking control and doing everything for you.
Zoom’s audio quality isn’t great so we’ll also use a plugin that streams high quality audio between computers. This is easy to set up (I’ll help you do this) and won’t cost you anything.
Equipment
To begin with, all you will need is a stable internet connection, a computer and a pair of headphones. Anything else is a bonus but not necessary.
If you don’t yet own any production software, that’s fine. Both Logic and Ableton come with 90 day free trials and I can help you set this up too.
If you have any concerns about your equipment, you can send me a message here.
Can I learn the same things by watching videos online?
YouTube videos can be a great resource, in fact I might even recommend some from time to time. The issue is, there is a lot of bad advice. Sometimes it’s so bad it can actually set you back somewhat.
Obviously, they’re not all bad and there are some good online courses, but video courses can only ever be general advice and don't take on board your specific situation.
Learning 1-2-1 means having someone with years of experience listening to your music, showing you where you might be going wrong, and guiding you through the process.
Will this save me time?
In short, yes.
There are many benefits of taking 1-2-1 lessons vs video learning, including being able to get feedback and ask questions. At the very least, this speeds up your learning but it also leads to a much deeper understanding.
One of the other major benefits is that you won’t learn bad habits in the first place and you can avoid making the mistakes most producers (including myself) make whilst learning to produce, which can add years to your learning journey.
It’s a much more direct route to becoming a great producer and avoids the unnecessary rabbit holes most of us get caught up in.
I make (insert genre) music. Is that something you do?
Like many people, my own personal tastes are extremely diverse. I listen to, and make, a wide variety of music.
My own background involves producing a wide range of music (most forms of Dance Music, Electronic Music, Pop, Hip-Hop, Soul, Trap, Dub-Step, Drum & Bass etc) as well as recording and mixing bands and solo artists of various styles (Indie, Metal, Rock, Folk, Acoustic, etc).
There are a surprising amount of similarities shared between even the most apparently opposed styles (particularly in the mixing process). I’d like to think I’ve got a good framework to approach any genre and I actively welcome musical diversity.
No judgments here.
I use (insert programme) to produce music. Is that a problem?
I mainly use both Logic and Ableton and know those programmes well, but If you’re already quite familiar with a particular DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) then that’s fine. Mixing and production techniques are universal and work in any DAW.
It should be noted however, that I may not be able to offer in-depth insight into a DAW’s features If I’ve never used that particular programme before. I have used many different DAW’s however, and always found the transition to be quite painless.
The focus is less on using any particular bit of software and is aimed more at teaching you to become a producer. The tech stuff is important but it's only one part of the puzzle - and who knows what you might use in the future. I definitely didn’t start out on the DAW that I use now but the principles remain the same.
Can I do a one-off lesson?
Yes. If you want guidance for a specific topic, or mix feedback etc, then a one-off booking might be useful.
However, if your intention is to learn about music production as a whole, then a one-off lesson most likely isn't going to provide much benefit, due to the way lessons are structured.
The prices are discounted for weekly lessons and lessons of two or more hours per week. There are no commitments and if you’re not happy with your first lesson, your money will be refunded in full.
How do online lessons work? What equipment do I need?
Lessons are carried out using Zoom and screenshare. I will generally annotate your screen to guide you whilst explaining concepts etc. Sometimes I may use my computer to demonstrate but mostly, you will be doing the work! This is far more effective than me taking control and doing everything for you.
Zoom’s audio quality isn’t great so we’ll also use a plugin that streams high quality audio between computers. This is easy to set up (I’ll help you do this) and won’t cost you anything.
Equipment
To begin with, all you will need is a stable internet connection, a computer and a pair of headphones. Anything else is a bonus but not necessary.
If you don’t yet own any production software, that’s fine. Both Logic and Ableton come with 90 day free trials and I can help you set this up too.
If you have any concerns about your equipment, you can send me a message here.
Can I learn the same things by watching videos online?
YouTube videos can be a great resource, in fact I might even recommend some from time to time. The issue is, there is a lot of bad advice. Sometimes it’s so bad it can actually set you back somewhat.
Obviously, they’re not all bad and there are some good online courses, but video courses can only ever be general advice and don't take on board your specific situation.
Learning 1-2-1 means having someone with years of experience listening to your music, showing you where you might be going wrong, and guiding you through the process.
Will this save me time?
In short, yes.
There are many benefits of taking 1-2-1 lessons vs video learning, including being able to get feedback and ask questions. At the very least, this speeds up your learning but it also leads to a much deeper understanding.
One of the other major benefits is that you won’t learn bad habits in the first place and you can avoid making the mistakes most producers (including myself) make whilst learning to produce, which can add years to your learning journey.
It’s a much more direct route to becoming a great producer and avoids the unnecessary rabbit holes most of us get caught up in.
I make (insert genre) music. Is that something you do?
Like many people, my own personal tastes are extremely diverse. I listen to, and make, a wide variety of music.
My own background involves producing a wide range of music (most forms of Dance Music, Electronic Music, Pop, Hip-Hop, Soul, Trap, Dub-Step, Drum & Bass etc) as well as recording and mixing bands and solo artists of various styles (Indie, Metal, Rock, Folk, Acoustic, etc).
There are a surprising amount of similarities shared between even the most apparently opposed styles (particularly in the mixing process). I’d like to think I’ve got a good framework to approach any genre and I actively welcome musical diversity.
No judgments here.
I use (insert programme) to produce music. Is that a problem?
I mainly use both Logic and Ableton and know those programmes well, but If you’re already quite familiar with a particular DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) then that’s fine. Mixing and production techniques are universal and work in any DAW.
It should be noted however, that I may not be able to offer in-depth insight into a particular DAW’s features If I’ve never used that programme before. I have used many different DAW’s however, and always found the transition to be quite painless.
The focus is less on using any particular bit of software and is aimed more at teaching you to become a producer. The tech stuff is important but it's only one part of the puzzle - and who knows what programme you might use in the future. I definitely didn’t start out on the DAW that I use now but the principles remain the same.
Can I do a one-off lesson?
Yes. If you want guidance for a specific topic, or mix feedback etc, then a one-off booking might be useful.
However, if your intention is to learn about music production as a whole, then a one-off lesson most likely isn't going to provide much benefit, due to the way lessons are structured.
The prices are discounted for weekly lessons and lessons of two or more hours per week. There are no commitments and if you’re not happy with your first lesson, your money will be refunded in full.
