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Ukulele lessons London
Discover the magic of ukulele with experienced London tutors — from basics to advanced players, learn with extensive knowledge and confidence.
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Music has been a significant part of my life for as long as I can remember, starting in Cagliari, Italy, where I was born and raised. During my formative years, I studied classical guitar and received private lessons in…
With high Course on Viola, has got a long experience and passion for teaching Music Education and several Instruments, such as:– the Viola and Violin.– Portuguese Music Educator and Instrument Teacher. With Very Good…
The point of learning an instrument, it seems to me, is to be free to do what you like, express what you wish and travel as far in fulfilling that quest as you can. Obviously there are some hurdles in the way but if you…
In my online guitar lessons I teach classical guitar, electric guitar, acoustic guitar and 12-string guitar. My guitar lessons cover chord, scale and arpeggio vocabulary, rhythm & lead playing, improvisation, technique,…
Daniel is an experienced musician with 10 years of gigging and recording experience as a guitar player having played in venues such as the Hammersmith Apollo, The Olympia Theatre and Bristol Beacon. He has a degree in…
Hi, I’m Leo, an instrumental teacher and professional musician based in South London. I’m really excited to help you experience the infinite joy of making music! Learning with me, you will find that training yourself to…
Marta is a Grade 8 classically-trained musician with a BA (Hons) in Songwriting and an MMus in Composition for Film and TV. She is passionate about helping students of all ages, levels, and backgrounds develop their…
Well established and highly qualified Guitar, Bass and Ukulele Teacher and Composer ( MA Composition / BA Pefrormance / BA Composition ) Flamenco, Classical, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues, Latin My name is Emiliano, I am a…
About Ukulele lessons London
Welcome to Ukulele Lessons London. Whether you're a complete beginner or advancing your ukulele technique, experienced tutors across London help you start playing fun songs and build confidence with this versatile musical instrument. Ukulele lessons jump-start your musical life and range of genres — from pop to folk to soul. In-person and online lessons make it easy to find the right training that fits your schedule and style.
Ukulele teachers in central London and across all boroughs offer in-person lessons from studios or travel to students. This includes beginners ukulele lessons, for those who are playing the ukulele for the first time.
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Ukulele lessons: what to expect
Ukulele for beginners
Start by learning a handful of chords and simple strumming to play songs quickly.
Online vs in-person ukulele lessons
Online lessons are excellent for chord-based song learning and quick progress.
A simple learning path for ukulele
A good teacher will tailor lessons to your goals — but here’s what progress often looks like.
Learn G, C, D and simple strumming to play songs quickly.
Strumming patterns, chord changes and singing while accompanying.
Getting started: what you need
Keep it simple at first — your teacher can help you choose the right setup.
- A soprano or concert ukulele with low G or high G tuning as preferred.
- A clip-on tuner and basic chord charts.
Styles & goals your teacher can support
Choose a direction — lessons can be tailored around what you actually want to play.
Chord-based playing and singing support.
Fingerpicking patterns and chord melody arrangements.
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FAQs about ukulele lessons in London
Yes! Ukulele is perfect for beginners. Teachers start with simple chords and fun songs that build confidence. Many students play recognisable songs within weeks.
Children from around age 5 and adults of any age can jump into ukulele. The ukulele's small size makes it accessible for younger learners, especially those learning music for the first time, while older students appreciate its quick progression. Those switching from acoustic guitar or mandolin find ukulele fairly quick to jump into. Our tutors help all ages explore rhythm and find their musical voice.
Ukulele covers folk, pop, rock, blues, jazz and more. Teachers work with your musical interests — whether that's pop hits, classic songs, or fingerpicking techniques.
Yes. Lessons build rhythm and strumming patterns, starting with basics, and progressively advance to fingerpicking, improvisation, and new techniques as you develop skills. Teachers with extensive experience teach playing ukulele across all note ranges and multiple genres.
Absolutely. Online lessons work perfectly for ukulele — you can see chord positions, strumming patterns, and get instant feedback. Many students find online learning flexible and enjoyable.
No problem. You can rent or borrow a ukulele to start. Teachers advise on affordable options before you make a purchase commitment.
Weekly lessons give the best results for steady progress. Many students start with fortnightly sessions and find that consistent practice makes learning more fun and rewarding.
Exams are optional. Some students pursue qualifications while others simply enjoy learning for the fun of playing and performing. Teachers guide students toward whichever path fits their goals.
Yes. Some teachers run group classes and ukulele school workshops, which are great fun for learning alongside friends and community members. Group bands and ensemble sessions let you share knowledge and play together for recording opportunities and local performances.
Look for teachers with solid ukulele technique and experience with your age or ability level. Check whether you prefer one-to-one lessons or group class. Browse profiles, message teachers about your musical interests, and arrange a trial lesson.
Ukulele is one of the most accessible instruments; many students play songs within weeks.