From what age can my child start at LANYMU?

The Early Childhood Program takes children from 1 to 3 years old, and the Junior Music & Arts Program covers ages 4 to 6. LANYMU's FAQ suggests around 4 years old as a good time to start an instrument, after a free assessment with a teacher.

How much are lessons?

LANYMU's published price list: registration AED 100. Group classes, paid monthly: AED 320 for 4 sessions, AED 400 for 5 sessions or AED 700 for 10 sessions. Individual classes: AED 350 for 4 sessions of 30 minutes, or AED 600 for 4 sessions of 1 hour. Art classes: AED 350 for 4 one-hour sessions.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. LANYMU offers a free trial class with no commitment, and children can try different instruments before choosing one.

According to LANYMU's FAQ: Monday to Thursday 9AM-8PM, Sunday 2PM-8PM, Friday online classes only, Saturday closed. Ask the provider which lesson slots are free for your child's instrument and level.

Does my child need their own instrument?

Not for the first lessons. LANYMU provides selected instruments during lessons while families arrange to buy their own, but it strongly advises having an instrument at home for practice.

Are there classes for children with special needs?

Yes. LANYMU runs an Inclusive Music Class designed for Children of Determination, using individualised teaching, singing, movement and simple instruments. Ask the provider about your child's needs before booking.

LANYMU Arts & Music, Jumeirah Lakes Towers

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LANYMU Arts & Music is a small music and arts institute in Goldcrest Executive, Cluster C, Jumeirah Lakes Towers. It says it is KHDA registered and teaches children and adults, one-to-one and in groups, with online lessons as an option. Children can learn piano, violin, cello, guitar, ukulele and singing, and the about page also lists recorder and percussion. Younger children have their own tracks: an Early Childhood Program for ages 1 to 3 built around rhythm, movement and listening, and a Junior Music & Arts Program for ages 4 to 6 with beginner piano, ukulele and percussion plus arts and crafts. There is also an Inclusive Music Class designed for Children of Determination, an English Through Music class, and ensembles such as a children's choir, strings group and bells choir. Students can prepare for ABRSM and Trinity exams if they want to, and the institute holds a recital every term. Fees are published and the first trial class is free.

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The activity

Music Lessons, explained

Music lessons give a child regular time with a teacher on one instrument or their voice, such as piano, violin, cello, guitar, ukulele or singing. Beginners learn how to sit or stand with the instrument, keep a steady beat, find their first notes and read simple music, then build up to whole pieces. Along the way children practise focus, patience, memory, listening and hand coordination, and many enjoy working towards a recital or a graded exam. Short practice at home between lessons makes a big difference. Many children start an instrument at around four, and younger ones often begin with group music and movement classes that use singing, rhythm games and simple percussion.

Who it's for

Children from age 1 up to teens, plus adults. LANYMU's about page lists an Early Childhood Program (1-3 years old), a Junior Music & Arts Program (4-6 years old) and a Music Program (6 years old and above). Its FAQ suggests around 4 years old as a good age to start an instrument, with a free assessment first. Beginners to advanced. The Inclusive Music Class is designed for Children of Determination, with teaching adapted to each child's needs.

What to expect

Start with the free trial class. LANYMU's FAQ says a teacher assesses your child and then recommends a course and a lesson schedule, and children can try different instruments before choosing one. Individual lessons are 30 minutes or 1 hour. The institute lends selected instruments for use in lessons, but asks families to have an instrument at home for practice and to bring books and materials to each lesson. There is a waiting area where parents can stay during class. Fees are paid monthly in advance, and you need to give 24 hours' notice to reschedule a lesson; lessons missed without notice are not made up or refunded.

Highlights

Piano, violin, cello, guitar, ukulele and singing lessons, one-to-one or in groups (lanymu.com)
Early Childhood Program for ages 1-3 and Junior Music & Arts Program for ages 4-6 (lanymu.com)
Inclusive Music Class designed for Children of Determination (lanymu.com)
Children's choir, strings group, bells choir and other ensembles (lanymu.com)
Optional ABRSM and Trinity exam preparation, with a recital every term (lanymu.com)
Free trial class; published monthly fees from AED 320 for 4 group sessions (lanymu.com)

The facts

Ages: Early Childhood Program: 1-3 years
Junior Music & Arts Program: 4-6 years
Music Program: 6 years and above
Adults too
Prices: Registration: AED 100
Group classes (monthly): AED 320 for 4 sessionsAED 400 for 5AED 700 for 10
Individual: AED 350 for 4 x 30 minutesAED 600 for 4 x 1 hour
Art classes: AED 350 for 4 x 1 hour
Trial: Free trial class, no commitment
Where: Goldcrest Executive Tower, Cluster C, Al Thanyah Fifth, Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT), Dubai
How to book: lanymu.com/contact-us · +971 55 944 7341 · [email protected] · wa.me/971559447341
Opening hours: Mon–Thu9am–8pm
FriOnline classes only
SatClosed
Sun2pm–8pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Parents can wait at the institute while children have their lesson (lanymu.com)
Fees are due at the start of each month; the AED 100 registration fee is non-refundable (lanymu.com)
24 hours' notice is needed to reschedule; lessons missed without notice are not made up or refunded (lanymu.com)
Selected instruments are provided for lessons, but you will need one at home to practise (lanymu.com)
Extra fees may apply for exams, recital costumes, accompanists and events (lanymu.com)
Friday is for online classes only and the institute is closed on Saturday (lanymu.com)