Description
Description
Keyboard music is often described as a visual instrument as you can “read” the musical notes. Our mode of teaching gives access to a real understanding of musical theory as well as encourages increased hand-eye co-ordination. We follow the Trinity College London Syllabus which enables the students to appear for Trinity College of London’s examinations for Keyboard.
Available Slots
MK200-Friday (9 to 10 am)
MK201-Friday(10 to 11 am)
MK202-Friday(11:30am to 12:30pm)
MK203-Friday(12pm to 1pm)
MK204-Friday(1pm to 2pm)
MK205-Saturday(9am to 10am)
MK206-Saturday(10am to 11 am)
MK207-Saturday(11am to 12pm)
MK208-Saturday(12pm to 1 pm)
MK209-Saturday(3pm to 4 pm)
MK210-Saturday(4pm to 5 pm)
MK211-Saturday(5pm to 6 pm)
MK212-Saturday(6pm to 7 pm)
MK213-Saturday(7pm to 8 pm)
MK214-Sunday(4pm to 5 pm)
MK215-Sunday(5pm to 6 pm)
MK216-Sunday(6pm to 7 pm)
MK217-Sunday(7pm to 8pm)
MK218-Monday(5pmto 6 pm
MK219-Monday(6pm to 7pm)
MK220-Monday(7pm to 8 pm)
MK221-Tuesday(4pm to 5pm)
MK222-Tuesday(5pm to 6pm)
MK223-Tuesday(6pm to 7pm)
MK224-Tuesday(7pm to 8pm)
MK225-Wednesday(5pm to 6pm)
MK226-Wednesday(6pm to 7pm)
MK227-Wednesday(7pm to 8pm)
MK228-Thursday(4pm to 5pm)
MK229-Thursday(6pm to 7pm)
MK300-Sunday Adults(8pm to 9pm)
MK301-Tuesday Adults(8pm to 9 pm)
Requirements
- Grade textbooks
- Passion to learn music and dedication to practice & perform
Note : All the batches displayed on the website can be changed to your suitable slot. You can choose the preferred timing through the branch officers after the joining procedures.
