Complete or near-complete beginner
Adult beginners can start from notation, rhythm, technique and confidence without being taught like children.
For adult learners
Adult Music Lessons
Start or return to music with lessons designed around adult goals, realistic schedules and clear foundations.
Looking for in-person support? See class formats and visiting information for Kandy.
Lesson availability
Confirmed lesson times
Two-hour in-person group sessions in Kandy. These are general group-class times; enquire to confirm the programme, age or level requirements and a suitable place before enrolling.
Sri Lanka time · Asia/Colombo (UTC+05:30)
Tuesday
2:00 pm–4:00 pm
3:00 pm–5:00 pm
Thursday
2:00 pm–4:00 pm
3:00 pm–5:00 pm
Saturday
11:00 am–1:00 pm
4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Sunday
2:00 pm–4:00 pm
3:00 pm–5:00 pm
4:00 pm–6:00 pm
In person in Kandy · Enquire about places · Last verified:
What this pathway supports
- Complete adult beginners are welcome
- Useful for adults returning after years away from music
- Pianists, keyboard players and songwriters can be guided toward Pianist to Producer
- Flexible online or in-person discussion
- Practical progress without child-focused teaching methods
- Personal musical goals with structured foundations
- Support for piano, singing, theory, composition and production
Pianist or songwriter with theory knowledge
Adults who already studied piano and understand theory may be a stronger fit for Pianist to Producer if the goal is music production.
Flexible goals and formats
Lessons can support recreational piano, singing, theory, composition, production or exam preparation, with online and Kandy options depending on schedule.
How lessons work
How to Join Our Classes
Tell us your level, goals and available times. Hashini will help you choose a suitable class.
- 1
Tell Hashini your subject, current level and preferred times by form or WhatsApp.
- 2
Discuss a suitable class, learning mode and the current schedule. Confirm the fee and lesson policy.
- 3
Agree your starting point and begin lessons. You can enquire directly without taking an assessment.
Your first month: a clear start and a review
During early lessons, Hashini reviews the student's starting point, chooses suitable foundation work and a manageable learning focus, and gives clear practice tasks based on each lesson. After four lessons, she reviews the work with you and explains the next steps.
Guidance and the four-lesson review take place within booked lessons. The work and pace depend on the student; four lessons do not promise a particular musical standard, exam readiness or an examination result.
Relevant programmes
These detailed programme pages help visitors choose the most suitable starting point.
Piano and electronic keyboard lessons
Piano and electronic keyboard lessons that help you read music, keep time and practise on your own.
Pop & Rock singing and vocal training
Develop pitch, rhythm, breathing and clear words through Pop and Rock songs. Build confidence and learn to express a song's meaning.
Music theory lessons
Learn how music works, from notes and rhythms to scales and chords. Get clear help with school topics and music theory exams.
Music composition lessons
Learn to write melodies, choose chords and organise your ideas into a piece of music. Start with small ideas and build from there.
Music production classes
Learn to make music on a computer. Use music software to record ideas, choose sounds, arrange tracks, edit them and save your finished music.
Fees and next steps
Fee information is shared after reviewing the student's age, goals and likely lesson format.
Fee guidance
Eligible group lessons: Ask for the current group fee
Eligible in-person group lessons in Kandy include four 2-hour sessions each month. See the current Kandy group fee in the fee guidance. One-to-one lessons are LKR 24,000/month for four 2-hour private lessons. Online lesson fees are confirmed separately. The suitable format is confirmed after reviewing the student's age, level, goals and schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Am I too old to start music lessons?
No. Adults can start or return to music at a realistic pace with goals that match their schedule and interests.
Do adult learners need to take exams?
No. Exams are optional. Some adults prefer structured exam goals, while others learn for enjoyment, confidence or creativity.
Can adult lessons be online?
Yes. Online lessons can work well for adult learners with a stable internet connection and a suitable practice setup.