Music Tutors in Glasgow
Professional one-to-one music tuition at The Glasgow School of Music, matched carefully around the student’s instrument, level, goals and weekly availability.
Structured music tuition built around consistency, progression and trust
Tutor placement is handled carefully. We consider the student’s age, instrument, current level, confidence, goals and weekly availability before confirming the most suitable lesson route.
Careful tutor matching
Students are matched according to instrument, experience, age, confidence, goals and availability.
Structured lessons
Lessons support technique, musicianship, confidence, reading, repertoire and long-term progression.
Supportive environment
Students learn in a professional school setting with clear expectations and an encouraging teaching approach.
Reliable weekly routine
Fixed weekly lessons help students build momentum, confidence and measurable improvement over time.
Meet some of the tutors teaching at GSofM
Tutor availability changes throughout the week. Final tutor allocation is confirmed after we review the student’s instrument, level, preferred time and lesson aims.
David Walsh
Piano & Singing Tutor
David supports students across piano and voice, helping learners build technical confidence, musical expression and structured progress.
Enquire about lessonsMaria
Piano Tutor
Maria teaches piano students through a structured and supportive approach, helping learners develop confidence, technique and understanding.
View piano lessonsErdem Akca
Cello & Piano Tutor
Erdem works with students on instrumental technique, musical control and steady development across lessons, repertoire and practice.
View cello lessonsHazel
Saxophone & Piano Tutor
Hazel supports students across saxophone and piano, with lessons focused on confidence, core technique, fluency and enjoyment.
View lesson optionsChristian Crome
Drums & Beginner Guitar Tutor
Christian teaches rhythm, coordination, timing and practical musicianship, supporting drum students and beginner guitar learners.
View drum lessonsGSofM Tutor Matching
Instrument-Specific Allocation
For some instruments and time slots, tutor allocation is confirmed after we review the student’s availability, experience and lesson aims.
Request a tutor matchA clear process before weekly lessons begin
The trial lesson helps us confirm tutor fit, student goals and the most suitable next step before a regular weekly slot is agreed.
Book a trial lesson
Choose the lesson length and provide the student’s instrument, level and preferred availability.
We review tutor suitability
We check the student’s goals and availability before confirming the most suitable tutor and time.
Continue with a weekly slot
Ongoing lessons run at a fixed weekly time through our structured 10-lesson block system.
What students can expect
Our tutors support students through structured one-to-one tuition designed for steady musical growth.
- One-to-one tuition with a professional tutor
- Support for beginners, developing students and returning learners
- Exam preparation where appropriate
- Clear weekly routine and consistent lesson time
- Practical guidance on practice, technique and progress
- Lessons delivered through structured 10-lesson blocks
Lessons available
Tutor availability varies, but GSofM offers structured tuition across a wide range of instruments and musical pathways.
Questions about music tutors
Common questions about tutor matching, trial lessons and ongoing tuition at The Glasgow School of Music.
Can I choose a specific tutor?
You can request a specific tutor, and we will do our best to accommodate this where availability allows. Tutor placement depends on the student’s instrument, level, preferred lesson time and the tutor’s current schedule.
Are your tutors PVG checked?
Yes. Our tutors are PVG checked and lessons take place within a structured school environment.
Do your tutors teach complete beginners?
Yes. Complete beginners are welcome. Lessons are adapted to the student’s age, confidence, musical background and pace of progress.
Do tutors prepare students for graded exams?
Yes, where appropriate. Students may work towards ABRSM, Trinity or equivalent exam pathways, although exams are not compulsory.
Can adults take lessons with your tutors?
Yes. We teach both children and adults, including adult beginners and returning learners.
What happens after the trial lesson?
After the trial lesson, we confirm whether the student would like to continue. Ongoing lessons are arranged as fixed weekly slots and delivered through our 10-lesson block structure.
Find the right tutor for your lessons
Book a trial lesson and we will review the student’s instrument, level, goals and availability before confirming the most suitable next step.
Professional Music Education
The Glasgow School of Music is led by Paul Murray, a professional pianist who has worked with internationally recognised musicians and trained at the highest level. Lessons are built on real musical experience and structured development, ensuring students progress properly.
Start Learning Properly
Without consistent lessons, progress stalls quickly. Weekly structured tuition ensures steady improvement and long-term results.
No obligation to continue after your trial lesson