Adult Piano Lessons in Brighton
Learn Piano at Your Own Pace
Whether you’re a complete beginner, returning to the piano after years away, or already play and want to improve, lessons are tailored around you and the music you want to learn.
Classical • Pop • Jazz • Chords • Improvisation • Reading • Grades
Piano Lessons for Adults of All Levels
It’s never too late to learn piano. Whether you’ve always wanted to play, had lessons years ago and would love to start again, or already play and want to take your skills further, I’ll build the lessons around you.
There’s no one-size-fits-all syllabus. We can work on reading music, chords, improvisation, technique, classical pieces, pop and jazz, or prepare for graded exams if that’s something you’d like to achieve.
What would you like to learn?
Your lessons can include:
• Learning your favourite songs
• Reading music with confidence
• Chords and lead sheets
• Improvisation and playing by ear
• Classical, pop and jazz piano
• Technique and musicality
• ABRSM, Trinity or Rockschool grades
Starting Piano as an Adult
Many adults worry that they’ve left it too late to learn piano, or that they need to be able to read music before starting. You don’t.
I teach complete beginners as well as people returning to the piano after many years. We’ll work at a pace that suits you, with no pressure and no expectation that you follow a traditional exam route unless you want to.
The aim is simple: to get you playing and enjoying music.
What Adult Students Say
“Ashley is a patient and encouraging piano teacher. My playing has improved loads since having lessons with Ashley, he helps me to feel relaxed and confident in my playing. I would definitely recommend him to adults who are starting out or looking to improve.”
★★★★★
Natalie James
Ready to Start Playing Piano?
Whether you’re starting from scratch or returning after a break, book a free 15-minute taster and let’s talk about what you’d like to achieve.
Have a Question Before Booking?
Feel free to get in touch and tell me a little about your experience and what you’d like to learn.