May’s Monthly Classical Concert challenges long-held assumptions about musical tradition through the lens of Johannes Brahms. While Brahms held deep respect for classical forms, he never merely replicated them. Instead, he redefined structure from within, developing complex harmonic language and rhythmic sophistication that pushed music forward. His technique of

April’s Monthly Classical Concert transports audiences to fin-de-siècle Vienna — a city where profound emotion, artistic experimentation, and decadent charm converged. This recital traces a musical and emotional journey through the late Romantic and early modern eras. It begins with the introspective songs of Gustav Mahler, whose music reveals vulnerability,

March’s Monthly Classical Concert invites audiences into the warm, rhythmic, and timeless world of Spanish guitar music. Rooted in centuries of history, Spanish guitar repertoire reflects a rich blend of courtly elegance, folk traditions, and deeply human emotion. From intimate melodies to vibrant dance rhythms, it captures the spirit

This February’s Monthly Classical Concert brings together two monumental composers who defined the expressive and technical possibilities of the piano from very different historical perspectives: Ludwig van Beethoven and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Beethoven, composing at the beginning of the 19th century, stands at the threshold between the Classical and Romantic

Soundskool is pleased to introduce a new set of music courses starting this January 2026. These short-term programs are designed to give students focused learning in a group setting, with clear goals and practical outcomes. The courses are suitable for beginners and young musicians who want to explore music beyond

Following our New Year break, we are excited to welcome students back for Term I of the 2026 study year! Term Start Date: Monday, 5th January 2026 The first term of the year marks a fresh start—an opportunity to set new goals, build strong foundations, and continue developing musical

All parents are invited to join us for a meeting with our teachers during the 8th–14th of December at your respective branch to discuss your child’s learning progress. *  Meetings for private classes will be held during the last 5 minutes of your child’s class. * During the meeting,

We’re excited to announce the launch of The Drum Awards, a brand-new music competition at Soundskool celebrating our talented drummers! This competition recognizes outstanding solo performance skills on the drum set—giving students the chance to showcase their technique, creativity, and stage presence. 🥁 Competition Overview The Drum Awards is

RSL Exams Week is just around the corner! For Term IV of 2025, students will have the opportunity to showcase their progress, skills, and dedication through the RSL graded exams. When is RSL Exams Week? Mark your calendars: 20th–26th October 2025. This entire week is reserved for students to

Term Start Date: Monday, 29th September 2025 As we begin the final term of the year, we look forward to welcoming both returning and new students back into a structured and inspiring learning environment. Term 4 is an important period for reinforcing progress, building consistency, and preparing students for their

Our free trial sessions are open to anyone aged 6 and above—kids, teens, and adults are all welcome. No prior experience needed, just curiosity and excitement to explore music.

The evening concludes with a selection of witty, playful songs by Vincenzo Bellini, written during his early years in Naples and Milan before his move to Paris.

The evening opens in the Berlin salon of Fanny Mendelssohn, where Felix Mendelssohn’s Songs Without Words (Op. 19, 62, and 85—excerpts) evoke poetic imagery through pure piano lyricism.