Hello and welcome to my site.I’m a Yorkshire-based pianist, singer-songwriter, and educator with a classical background and a love of storytelling through music. My work blends influences from pop, folk, jazz, theatre, and literature, combining piano and voice in an expressive and unique style.Alongside my original music, I perform a wide range of genres for concerts, weddings, and private events, and have over 10 years’ experience composing for live theatre productions. I also teach piano both in person and online, sharing my passion for music with students of all ages and abilities.Please explore the videos and links above to listen to my music, join me on tour, book an event, or enquire about piano lessons.
Sara played the piano for our wedding, during the drinks before and during the ceremony itself. She played beautifully the songs we selected together and it added a really personal and emotional touch to our day. In the months leading up to the day she was professional and thoughtful with her communication and preparation. On the day she was punctual, careful and played a really stellar set. We wouldn't hesitate in recommending her playing for anyone's wedding day, it really was the cherry on top.
- Raymond L & Caitlin M
Sara’s work on 4 arrangements for our new play was remarkable. Following my brief outlining themes and lengths required, she came back with beautiful, poignant and strong interpretations that exactly captured the right mood. Her vocals were stunning and the pieces she created were imaginative and ingenious which enhanced the images projected and captivated the attention of our audiences. I’d love to work with Sara again, and would not hesitate to recommend her talent and professionalism.
- Lucy Aley-Parker, director of 'Can't Kill The Spirit'
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Events & Weddings
If you're looking for a solo pianist or vocalist for a private event, party, or wedding, I currently have good availability for 2027 and 2028, with limited dates remaining in 2026.I perform a wide range of popular classics and personal favourites, tailored to suit each occasion, with the option of either intimate solo sets or full-band backing tracks for a bigger, more energetic sound. To explore my varied repertoire, take a look at my showreels or have a listen to the playlist featuring favourites from previous clients.You can also check out my full repertoire and wedding packages below. For any more information or to request a bespoke quote please get in touch using the contact form.
Sara played the piano for our wedding, during the drinks before and during the ceremony itself. She played beautifully the songs we selected together and it added a really personal and emotional touch to our day. In the months leading up to the day she was professional and thoughtful with her communication and preparation. On the day she was punctual, careful and played a really stellar set. We wouldn't hesitate in recommending her playing for anyone's wedding day, it really was the cherry on top.
- Raymond L & Caitlin M
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A Hazy Shade Of Winter – Paul Simon
A Million Dreams from 'The Greatest Showman' - Pink
A Thousand Years – Christina Perri
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough – Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
All Of Me - John Legend
And I Love Her - The Beatles
And So It Goes - Billy Joel
Another Love - Tom Odell
As Time Goes By - Seth McFarlane
Autumn Leaves - Kosma/Prevert/Mercer
A Whole New World - Alan Menken
Belle from 'Beauty & The Beast' - Alan Menken
Blackbird - The Beatles
Blank Space - Taylor Swift
Bless The Telephone - Labi Siffre
Blue - Joni Mitchell
Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell
Bring Me Sunshine - Arthur Kent
Cabaret from 'Cabaret' - Kander & Ebb
California Dreamin’ – The Mamas & The Papas
Can't Help Falling In Love With You - Elvis Presley
Careless Whisper - Postmodern Jukebox
Close To You - The Carpenters
Come Fly With Me - Frank Sinatra
Coney Island - Taylor Swift
Consider Yourself from 'Oliver' - Lionel Bart
Cruella De Vil - Mel Leven
Dancing Queen - ABBA
Delilah - Tom Jones
Diamonds & Rust - Joan Baez
Diana - Paul Anka
Dig A Little Deeper - Randy Newman
Downtown - Petula Clark
Dream A Little Dream Of Me - The Mamas & The Papas
Edelweiss from 'The Sound of Music' - Rodgers & Hammerstein
Everything - Michael Buble
Fast Car - Tracy Chapman
Fields Of Gold - Sting
Feeling Good - Nina Simone
Fernando - ABBA
Fever - Peggy Lee
Fly Me To The Moon - Frank Sinatra
Freedom - Anthony Hamilton and Elayna Boynton
Get Happy - Judy Garland
Going To A Town - Rufus Wainwright
Good Morning Baltimore from 'Hairspray' - Marc Shaiman
Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
Here, There & Everywhere - The Beatles
Hit The Road Jack - Ray Charles
Home from 'Beauty & The Beast' - Alan Menken
Home To You - Sigrid
How Far I'll Go from 'Moana' - Lin Manuel-Miranda
I Don't Care Much - Kander & Ebb
I Feel Pretty from 'West Side Story' - Bernstein
I Feel The Earth Move - Carole King
I Have A Dream - ABBA
I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles
I Say A Little Prayer - Aretha Franklin
I Will Follow Him from 'Sister Act' - Alan Menken
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles - Vera Lynn
I've Got You Under My Skin - Cole Porter
If I Didn't Believe In You from 'The Last Five Years' - Jason Robert Brown
It's Too Late - Carole King
Journey To The Past from 'Anastasia' - Stephen Flaherty
Just The Way You Are - Billy Joel
Kissing You from 'Romeo & Juliet' - Des'ree
Landslide - Fleetwood Mac
Let There Be Love - Nat King Cole
Let's Go Fly A Kite from 'Mary Poppins' - The Sherman brothers
Lonely Tonight - Tim Minchin
Love Is Tall - Oshima Brothers
Love Of My Life – Queen
Nature Boy - The King Cole Trio
Never Dreamed You’d Leave In Summer – Joan Baez
New York New York - John Kander
Nowhere Man - The Beatles
One Day I'll Fly Away - Randy Crawford
Oom-Pah-Pah from 'Oliver' - Lionel Bart
Practically Perfect from 'Mary Poppins' - Stiles & Drew
River - Joni Mitchell
Singing in the Rain - Gene Kelly
Smile - Nat King Cole
Something There from 'Beauty & The Beast' - Alan Menken
Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Judy Garland
Songbird - Christine McVie
Summertime – Ella Fitzgerald
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious from 'Mary Poppins' - The Sherman Brothers
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
Tale As Old As Time from 'Beauty & The Beast' - Alan Menken
Tea For Two from 'No, No, Nanette' - Vincent Youmans
Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton
The Call from 'The Chronicles Of Narnia - Prince Caspian' - Regina Spektor
The Carnival Is Over - The Seekers
The Chain - Fleetwood Mac
The Weakness In Me - Joan Armatrading
The White Cliffs Of Dover - Vera Lynn
These Foolish Things - Ella Fitzgerald
(They Long To Be) Close To You - The Carpenters
Tonight from 'West Side Story' - Bernstein
Under The Bridge - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Viva La Vida - Coldplay
Waterloo - ABBA
We Are The Champions - Queen
We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn
What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
What Is This Feeling from 'Wicked' - Stephen Schwartz
What The World Needs Now - Jackie DeShannon
Where Is Love from 'Oliver' - Lionel Bart
Whispering from 'Spring Awakening' - Duncan Sheik
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - Carole King
Winter – Tori Amos
With A Little Help From My Friends - The Beatles
You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman - Aretha Franklin
You’ve Got A Friend – Carole King
You've Got A Friend In Me - Randy Newman
Zero To Hero from 'Hercules' - Alan Menken
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah from 'Song Of The South' - Allie Wrubel
additional for solo piano only
Arabesque no.1 – Debussy
Autumn Leaves (classical) - Kosma/Prevert/Mercer
Autumn Leaves (jazz) - Kosma/Prevert/Mercer
Bagatelle in G minor - Beethoven
Ballade Pour Adeline - Paul De Senneville
Binary Sunset theme from 'Star Wars' - John Williams
Cantina Band theme from 'Star Wars' - John Williams
Chi Mai - Ennio Morricone
Clair de Lune - Debussy
Dreamy - Brian Bonsor
Fantasia in F - Georg Phillip Teleman
Flower Duet – Delibes
Fur Elise - Beethoven
Fur Elise - Jon Batiste
Giorni Dispari - Ludovico Einaudi
Gnossienne No. 1 - Erik Satie
Hornpipe - Henry Purcell
Inochi No Namae - Joe Hisaichi
Jacob's Bakery from 'Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them' - James Newton Howard
Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring - Bach
La Fille Aux Cheveux De Lin - Debussy
Love Theme from 'Romeo & Juliet' - Nino Rota
Minuet - Handel
Misty - Erroll Garner
Pan's Labyrinth - Javier Navarrette
Posthumous Waltz in A flat major, Op. 69, No. 1 - Chopin
'Raindrop Prelude', Op. 28, No. 15 – Chopin
River Flows In You – Yiruma
Rondo Alla Turca - Mozart
Solfeggietto - Bach
Sonata No. 61 - Haydn
Sonatina in A minor - Kuhlau
Song Without Words, Opus 67: No. 2 in F-Sharp Minor - Mendelssohn
The Shire theme from 'Lord Of The Rings' - Howard Shore
Theme from 'The Notebook' - Aaron Zigman
Waltz in C Sharp Minor, Op. 64, No. 2 – Chopin
When The Love Falls - Yiruma
The Four Seasons Reimagined
The Four Seasons Reimagined is a reinvention of Vivaldi's famous work, interspersed with three vocal songs adapted from poetry by Emily Brontë. Using themes and motifs from the original classical work for strings, I have created 4 tracks that use solo piano and voice only to paint pictures of Spring - soft beginnings and cheering birdsong - Summer - intense heat and sudden storms - Autumn - falling leaves and slowing down and - & Winter - bitter cold and silent, magic snowfall.Available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Bookshop Ballads
A compilation album of all my vocal music inspired by literature.Illustration by Raymond Linklater.Available in CD format and on Bandcamp.
Home
My first vocal album.Available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Songs For Emily
A little EP of 3 adaptations of poems by Emily Brontë. Originally created for the stage show 'Oh Heroine How I Love You!'Available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Encore
My 3rd solo piano album: a collection of pieces from theatre productions I've composed for over a decade.Available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Ariadne & The Monsters
5 songs from the titular stage show, a reimagining of the Greek myth 'Theseus & The Minotaur'.Available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Away
My second solo piano album is a collection of pieces inspired by my travels and adventures in the UK and abroad.Available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Stories
A little 4-song EP of songs about love & life.Two arrangements by Zory Burner.
Available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Moments
My first album. 8 solo piano tracks exploring different moments in time.Available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
Away - Behind The Scenes
My second solo piano album is a collection of pieces inspired by my travels and adventures in the UK and abroad. Keep reading for liner notes.Album available in CD format, on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms.
1. Siurana
My opening piece is inspired by the most perfect climbing holiday week in Catalonia, Spain in October 2022. After a long, chaotic stretch of non-stop working in London, peaceful Siurana was the ideal place to recover, reconnect with myself and my friends and climb some excellent rock. After picking up our hire car in Barcelona (and more eggs than you could imagine four people ever getting through in a week) we arrived at our Airbnb and quickly relaxed into a pleasant routine of wake, eat, climb, play board games, sleep, repeat. I distinctly remember enjoying being warm all the time, having only good weather, playing chess, reading books and sunny yoga on the terrace, almost being reduced to tears by the best blood sausage I’ve ever eaten, gazing out over so much empty open space, gorgeous pink sunsets and starry night skies and LOTS of laughter.On this trip one of my friends and I talked about music with unusual time signatures and complex polyrhythms so I have tried to step out of my comfort zone and reflect this in the composition, especially in the opening and closing phrases.
2. Live Free
‘Live Free or Die’ is the official motto of New Hampshire, a state in North Eastern USA which I have been fortunate to be able to visit on average once a year to catch up with friends and family and to enjoy the beautiful landscapes in the White Mountains. This piece is inspired by postcard-perfect snowy winter mornings, cosy afternoons by the fire with a good book and cup of tea, the gentle pace of life, freedom from city noise and the warmth and generosity of the people I have met there and with whom I have formed life-long friendships.Perhaps because I grew up playing a lot of Chopin and enjoying listening to my grandparents play them, waltzes give me great comfort and so it seemed appropriate for this piece to begin with one for a song representing a home away from home, a place where I feel happy and safe.
3. Along The Chevin
For a little over a year I have been taking frequent walks along the Chevin, a lovely ridgeline in Otley Chevin Forest Park in West Yorkshire. I have enjoyed exploring parts of this woodland and heathland area with my partner, his family and our friends but I have also enjoyed wandering along and getting comfortably lost on and off the many footpaths which twist through the trees and up and down the steep hill. I find I have more headspace up here and can find the clarity and focus I need to create solutions to whatever challenges or questions I am facing. Happily, the clear thought that comes to me at the top of the Chevin most often is that all is well and that I should continue and keep going in the direction I am facing.This song had to be a march, echoing the steps of my walk and begins with a simple fairy-like feeling of magic which I perceive when I am amongst the trees, as well as the lightness as my worries dissolve. Later the music becomes more dramatic or cinematic, reflecting the vast and stunning far-reaching views you get when you finally emerge at the top after the uphill slog. The piece finishes in a somewhat open-ended way, suggesting not all challenges are resolved nor questions completely answered but the Chevin will always be there for more walks.
4. Orpierre
I wrote this piece during an eventful climbing trip in May 2023. My partner and I left London one Friday evening and began the long journey south to Orpierre and Céüse to meet friends, climb and live the van-life dream. This dream quickly turned into somewhat of a nightmare when the aforementioned van started shaking, sputtering and smoking near Grenoble, about 2 hours from our final destination. Between far too many Frenglish phone calls and dejected trips to and from the garage, running between multiple car hires and arranging last-minute temporary accommodation, we managed to enjoy the wonderful limestone sport climbing in the area and each other’s company and we are agreed we never want to spend another second in Grenoble.This song started as an improvisation in Orpierre itself as I had packed Petunia (my Roland Go Keys digital piano) in the van and brought it along in the hired car to our temporary accommodation. I had not tried improvising or composing outdoors before which was refreshing, particularly as the view from our apartment’s garden was so beautiful and included live birdsong as accompaniment.
5. Aotearoa
My first big solo trip or my gap year that never was largely took place in Aotearoa, the Māori name for New Zealand. I spent just over 2 months at the end of 2023 on the North & South Islands, spending time by myself, with family friends and making new friends, learning about different cultures, exploring new landscapes and rediscovering old joys. It is hard to sum up such a journey in a few words but the biggest take-aways for me were balance and kindness. I had time and space to reflect on what is most important in life and was fortunate to meet so many wonderful, interesting and kind people who insisted on having me to stay, which was not only more enjoyable than staying in hostels alone but also made the whole trip a lot more affordable! Sharing their lives and homes with me made this trip memorable and better than I could have imagined when planning it out.I left Petunia behind in the UK but there were a surprising amount of opportunities to play the piano on this trip (some were more in tune than others!) so this track is a combination of a few pieces I improvised along the way.
6. Golden Gates
I travelled to New Zealand via San Francisco on the way in and out and my experience of this vibrant, complex city is a tale of two halves. Underestimating what solo travelling really entails and how vast and expensive American cities really are, San Francisco and I got off to a rough start. I wanted to like it but I struggled with navigating to see the famous Golden Gate Bridge on public transport, witnessing the in-your-face wealth inequality and feeling the pressure to have ‘the best trip ever’ whilst simultaneously experiencing intense menstrual cramps and the creeping beginnings of homesickness. On my return leg however I felt I had cracked solo travelling and saw the city in a new light, aided by my companion and her lovely dog Jilly with whom I went for a wonderfully insightful walk through Golden Gate Park. This park is home to all kinds of people, dog-walkers, dancers, skaters, cyclists, art installations, children playing, people singing, flowers growing, leaves turning… and more! I think it might be one of the best parks in the world.This piece was one of the hardest to write and has 3 distinct sections: a repetitive anticipatory dark start without a resolve in which one feels a little lost; a middle section that was almost impossible to play and moves through chords and keys uncharacteristic of my music; and finally ends on something more hopeful and quietly accepting.
7. 29,000 Miles
29,000 miles is roughly the distance I travelled by plane, bus, car, train, ferry, boat, subway and coach from London UK to Milford Sound NZ between September and December 2023. This song is my most experimental by far and cycles bizarrely through the seasons and various themes and motifs from previous tracks on the album to represent the journey from London, UK to Boston, Massachusetts to Portland, Maine, to Thetford, Vermont to San Francisco, California, to Auckland, Piha, Paihia, Hobbiton, Rotorua, Palmerston North and Wellington on the North Island of New Zealand to Picton, Christchurch, Arthur’s Pass, Queenstown, Milford Sound and Akaroa in the South Island and all the way via Christchurch, Auckland, San Francisco and New England back home.
8. Coast To Coast
This piece was specially commissioned by a family member after he and a friend completed the Coast to Coast path in April 2023, a 192-mile walk designed by Alfred Wainwright which starts in St Bee's and crosses Cumbria, the Lake District, Cumbria, the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors, finishing in Robin Hood's Bay. I had the opportunity to join the team on part of their walk from Keld to Reeth, experiencing all weathers in one day in addition to beautiful landscapes, quaint cottages and adorable lambs. I have since completed the whole walk with my partner in 2026 and hugely recommend it (I also recommend completing it in more than 10 days and without a chest infection!)This piece is significantly longer than the others as it was originally written to accompany a video I put together of the photos and video footage taken of the 12-day walk (although this album version is 8 minutes shorter than the original piece!) I’ve loosely used a Rondo form (ABACADA… etc) to break the piece up into musical sections to match the story told by the video visuals and to mark a new day or section of the path.
2026 TOUR
Bookclub Ballads
Join local singer-songwriters & musicians Sara Jasmin Page & Angelina X for a unique evening of music all about books! Blending piano, guitar and rich vocal harmonies, they'll explore everything from Greek mythology and timeless classics to modern novels, poetry, and hidden literary treasures, bringing beloved characters and unforgettable stories vividly to life through original music and song.
Previously performed at The Bookshop On The Square, Otley.
The Four Seasons Reimagined
A re-imagining of Vivaldi's iconic score for piano, accompanied by a selection of poetry and prose reflecting the essence of each season. Previous performances include: Pitzhanger Manor, Ealing; Shaftesbury Fringe Festival, Teffont Village Hall; and The Sherborne.26 Sep | St Laurence's, Ludlow (tickets available soon)
Not From A Musical
Songs that sound like they're from a musical. But they're not.Join me for a special evening of covers and original music from my various piano and piano-vocal albums from the last five years plus a few unreleased gems - all sound dramatic and tell stories and yet none have ever featured in a musical.3 Oct | The Questors Theatre, Ealing (tickets available soon)
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Past Performances & Productions (2015-2026)
Glory of the Garden
A glorious anthology of poetry, prose and songs on the theme of gardens and the gardeners who tend them. Previously performed at Bonham Manor in Wiltshire, Secret Garden Cafe in Otley, Winchester Garden Festival, Shaftesbury Fringe Festival, Hampshire Gardens Trust and Surrey Gardens Trust.
At The Piano - Otley Courthouse
A celebration of my favourite instrument - the acoustic piano. Discover the power, beauty and expressive range of this clever instrument through a performance of original pieces from my 3 solo piano albums - reflect and relax with soothing pieces from Moments, enjoy dramatic story-telling and textured compositions from Encore and experience the ultimate musical escape through tracks from Away.
Acoustic Powerhouse - Northern Guitars, Leeds
An unforgettable evening of live music with fellow vocal powerhouses Kate and Alice. Delivering a mix of covers and original songs, blending soulful harmonies, piano, and baritone ukulele with our signature big, dramatic vocals.
Favourites - ActOne Cinema, London
A show in which the audience designs the set list - and order! All genres and eras are welcome - from Chopin to Led Zeppelin!
Memory Palace (I'm Still Here)
A new play about music, memory and living with dementia. Performance & Music for Actual Size Theatre Company at Tileyard North, Wakefield (dir. David Coggins), May-June 2024.
King Arthur & The Twelfth Knight
Movement for Questors Youth Theatre's new original Christmas pantomime, London 2022 (dir. Rory Hobson).
Tales from Star City
Movement for Idle Discourse at Hounslow Arts Centre, London, 2021 (dir. Dan Dawes). Based on true events, and untold stories, this one-woman play explored the dark heart of the Soviet space race through the story of Polina Semyenova.
Hairspray Jr.
Movement for Questors Youth Theatre's award-winning musical comedy, London 2020 (dir. Hannah Webster).
Virelogne
Movement & Music for Orange Moon Theatre at The Drayton Arms Theatre, London 2020 (dir. Claudia Carroll). A physical theatre ensemble adaptation of the works of Guy de Maupassant featuring original piano and vocal music.
Oh Heroine How I Love You!
Movement, Music & Performance for The Heroine Chronicles in libraries across London and New York, 2016-19 (dir. Callie Nestleroth). A solo promenade show exploring Emily Brontë & the act of reading, featuring dance and original piano and vocal music.
Axolotl
Performance & Movement for Idle Discourse in London & Lithuania, 2018-2019 (dir. Dan Dawes). A futuristic ensemble piece about body part regeneration and perfection, with Bulgarian vocal music & movement.
Six Bad Poets
Movement for The Playground Theatre, London 2019 (dir. Francis Lloyd). A staging of Christopher Reid's farce in verse, with dance and music.
Bugsy Malone
Movement for Questors Youth Theatre's classic gangster spoof musical by Alan Parker, London 2019 (dir. Hannah Webster).
The Fun Club Presents
Performance & Movement for The Fun Club at Camden People's Theatre, London & Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2019 (dir. Franny Anne Rafferty, Alastair McPhail & Sara Jasmin Page). A part-autobiographical, part-improvised original show exploring failure, fear and comedy.
The Nightingale & The Rose
Movement & Music for Orange Moon Theatre at Camden Fringe Festival, London, 2018 (dir. Claudia Carroll & Francesca McInally). A physical theatre & musical adaptation of two of Oscar Wilde's fairy-tales.
Alice in Wonderland
Performance for The Royal Opera House, London 2018. Devised promenade and interactive scenes from a host of 'Caucus Race' characters from Lewis Carroll's book for the Open House event.
For A Black Girl
Performance for This Is It Theatre at Sprint Festival & Vault Festival, London 2017-18 (dir. Nicole Acquah). Part-autobiographical, part-verbatim exploration of female sexuality, violence & everyday racism.
Not Goodbye
Performance & Movement for Trip The Light Theatre at Faversham Hop Fest Fringe, A. E. Harris Birmingham & Questors Theatre London, 2016 (dir. Cassiah Joski-Jethi & Sara Jasmin Page). Original, non-verbal, physical theatre exploring a Mother-Daughter relationship, featuring live music.
The Sun Shining On Her Hands
Performance & Music for Trip The Light Theatre at The Rag Factory and the Bread & Roses, London & A. E. Harris Birmingham 2016-17 (dir. Cassiah Joski-Jethi). A contemporary dance/physical theatre reimagining of Georg Buchner's 'Woyzeck', with original piano-vocal score.
'The Four Seasons Reimagined' Limited Edition CD
A reimagining of Vivaldi's famous work, interspersed with songs adapted from Emily Bronte's poetry.
Bookshop Ballads
A compilation of songs inspired by books, plays and poetry. Illustration by Raymond Linklater.
‘Home’ Limited Edition CD
My 1st vocal album
‘Encore’ Limited Edition CD
My 3rd piano album, a 10-year anniversary of compositions for live theatre.
‘Away’ Limited Edition CD
My 2nd piano album inspired by my travels across UK, France, the US and New Zealand.
‘Moments’ Limited Edition CD
My 1st piano album.
‘Away’ behind-the-scenes book
An insight into the making of my 2nd piano album with colour photographs of the destinations that inspired the music - only one left!
Piano & Music Theory Lessons
I currently have a limited number of openings for new piano students across Yorkshire and online, welcoming beginner and intermediate learners of all ages. Whether you’re completely new to the piano or returning to the instrument after a break, I offer patient, personalised tuition designed to help you build confidence, develop your skills, and enjoy your musical journey.Lessons are tailored to each student’s individual goals and learning style, with engaging visual resources used in children’s lessons to support creativity, understanding, and enjoyment. I also have experience working with children with additional needs, creating a supportive and adaptable learning environment where every student can thrive.Lessons last between 30 and 60 minutes on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Tuition is charged at £40 per hour, with invoices issued monthly for convenience.I host lessons at my home in West Yorkshire or I can travel to you (additional travel charges may apply depending on location). Online lessons take place via Google Meet, with resources, sheet music, and lesson materials shared through Google Drive to support learning between sessions.Please use the contact form to enquire about availability or to discuss the best option for you or your child.
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Wedding Packages
All prices include fully PAT-tested equipment, insurance and travel costs as well as an initial consultation call.
Ceremony - £200
30 minutes of music whilst guests arrive followed by your chosen songs for entrance, register singing and exitReception - £300
Up to two 45-minute sets of your chosen music style, performed while guests mingle and celebrateWedding Breakfast - £300
Your chosen entrance song followed by up to two 45-minute sets of music to enhance the atmosphere without overpowering conversation.Evening Party - £300
Your first dance song followed by up to two 45-minute sets of upbeat music for the dancefloorHalf Day - £400
Ceremony + ReceptionDeluxe Day - £600
Ceremony + Reception + Wedding BreakfastFull Day - £800
Ceremony + Reception + Wedding Breakfast + Evening Party
