Music Lessons in New Barnet

I teach guitar, piano, clarinet, saxophone, and music theory to students in New Barnet — travelling to your home so that lessons are easy and consistent. I work with children from the age of five and with adults at every level, from those picking up an instrument for the first time to those working towards ABRSM grades.

Instruments I Teach in New Barnet

• Guitar
• Piano
• Clarinet
• Saxophone
• Music Theory

All lessons are one-to-one, built around each student's goals and learning pace.

Lessons at Your Home in New Barnet

I offer home visits across New Barnet. I come to you — so there is no extra travel, and lessons can become a regular, easy part of your week.

ABRSM Exam Preparation

I prepare students for ABRSM grade exams across guitar, piano, clarinet, and saxophone. If your goal is a specific grade, I will make sure every lesson moves you clearly in that direction.

About Your Teacher

My name is Saygın. I graduated from Ege University State Conservatoire in Turkey, where I studied piano and clarinet, and completed a pedagogical formation programme at the same university — giving me both the musical training and the formal teaching skills to work with students of all ages and backgrounds.

Over a 20-year career, I have taught, performed and published. Before moving to London, I performed regularly on national television and major radio stations, and worked as a studio musician on album, commercial and film recordings. In 2019, I published Klarnet Eğitimi — a comprehensive clarinet method book.

In 2020, I moved to London and established North London Music Lessons. My youngest students are five years old — and I also teach working adults who are picking up an instrument for the first time.

How I Teach

Every student is different, and lessons should reflect that. Some students come with a clear goal — an ABRSM exam to pass, or a piece they have always wanted to learn. Others are just starting out and are not sure yet where music will take them. Both are a great place to begin.

Patience and consistency are at the heart of every lesson. Progress looks different for every student — and that is exactly how it should be.