- Cecily Morgan
...of teaching experience and several years of performing in youth orchestras.
The ideal starting age depends on both the instrument and the individual child. As a general guideline:
• Piano and ukulele: From the year a child turns 6, or when they are beginning to read and can focus for short periods
• Clarinet: Recommended from around 10 years old, as it requires stronger breath control and slightly larger hands
Every child develops differently, and we are happy to discuss whether your child is ready.
Students are encouraged to own or rent an instrument so they can practise at home and get the most out of their lessons. Instruments do not need to be expensive, especially when starting out.
If you would like to try lessons before committing to an instrument, that is absolutely fine.
• The teacher’s piano or ukulele can be used during lessons
• For clarinets, students must bring their own instrument due to hygiene requirements
We are happy to advise on suitable beginner instruments and rental options.
Payments are made via EFT and are due by the 1st of each month, for 12 months of the year.
Please use the student’s name and month as the payment reference.
• Monthly EFT payments by the 1st of each month
• Termly or annual payments welcome by arrangement
Lesson times are reserved exclusively for each student to ensure consistency and progress.
All levels are welcome, from complete beginners to advanced students.
• Beginners with no prior experience
• Students returning after a break
• Advanced students working toward specific goals
Lessons are tailored to each student’s experience and ability.
At Camilla’s Music Academy, we believe music education should be structured, encouraging, and deeply rewarding. Our lessons focus on building strong musical foundations while nurturing creativity and self-expression.