TutorLab connects students with Music tutors across the UK for GCSE Music, A-Level Music, music theory and instrumental lessons. Whether the priority is the written components, composition coursework or Grade 5 theory, a specialist Music tutor helps. Browse profiles and enquire directly from £25/hr.
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Music tutors in the UK on TutorLab list rates from £15 to £50 per hour, across 91 verified tutors. You pay the tutor's own rate directly with no agency commission, so the price you see is the price you pay.
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Experienced Music and Art tutor in Ryedale, North Yorkshire
Singing teacher in Okehampton
Suzuki violin lessons in South Croydon
UK-based Music tutor | GCSE, A-Level and beyond
Singing and vocal coaching in Leeds
Singing teacher in Exeter
Singing teacher in central Cardiff, RCS-trained
Singing teacher in central Cardiff
Suzuki cello for children from age 3 in London
Flute teacher in Dartmouth
Guitar teacher in Wells, Somerset, 30 years experience
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Music tutoring covers instrumental lessons, music theory, composition and preparation for GCSE and A-Level Music examinations. Whether your child is working towards Grade 5 theory, preparing for an ensemble audition or studying Music Technology, a specialist tutor provides the structured support that school lessons rarely offer.
GCSE and A-Level Music requires both practical performance and theoretical knowledge, students who excel at playing often struggle with the written components, and a tutor can bridge that gap.
GCSE and A-Level Music tutors charge £28–£55/hour. Instrumental tutors (piano, guitar, violin, singing) charge £25–£55/hour depending on experience and grade level. ABRSM and Trinity exam specialists often charge £35–£60/hour.
Yes. A-Level Music composition (25% of marks in most specifications) requires students to write in the style of set works and develop an original piece. A composition tutor provides feedback on harmonic language, structure, orchestration and style, things that are hard to improve without personalised feedback.
GCSE Music theory underpins all four areas of study: performing, composing, listening, and appraising. Key concepts include rhythm, melody, harmony, tonality, texture, structure, and the use of musical elements in set works. A tutor helps students build confidence with written theory and applied listening skills.
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