Learn to play an instrument!
10 Small Group lessons per term - £90
10 Individual 20 minute lessons per term - £120
10 Individual 30 minute lessons per term - £180
Instrument hire per term - £30
Subsidies available for low income households.
Click HERE to see our 2023 lessons leaflet.
Already play an instrument and want to join a band, orchestra or choir?



SLOUGH MUSIC SERVICE
Inspiring Every Child’s Musical Journey through Diversity, Progression and Inclusion.
Local music service for Slough, Berkshire , and lead organisation of the Slough Music Education Hub
We are a non profit service, part of Slough Borough Council's Education and Children's Services and funded by central government. We provide music lessons, training and events in and outside school for children and young people in Slough.
We are proud to work with the children, young people and staff in Slough's schools, and with those in the community, to provide enhanced music services for all.
Slough Music Service currently seeks INSTRUMENTAL & MUSIC CURRICULUM TEACHERS, particularly WHOLE-CLASS CURRICULUM, BRASS, & GUITAR Click here for further details
Do you play an instrument or sing? Then join the SLOUGH MUSIC CENTRE at Lynch Hill School Primary Academy, Gaveston Road, Slough, SL2 2AN from 4:30pm - 6pm on Thursdays. Come and try it out for FREE!
UPCOMING EVENTS
01 Jun 2023
Summer Recitals Concert Series:
Evenings of June 6th & 13th - St. Mary's Church (performances 5:15pm)
Everyone Can Play week:
27th-30th June - Polish Association (performances at 2pm each day)
Choirs Summer Showcase:
Evenings of July 11th & 13th - St. Mary's Church (performances from 5pm)
Instrument try-outs:
July 15th & Sept 2nd - The Curve, Langley & Cippenham Libraries
Contact email address
26 Oct 2022
We apologise if you are trying to contact us and our phone line is busy. If you are unable to get through on the telephone please email us at music.service@slough.gov.uk
SLOUGH MUSIC HUB
Slough Music Education Hub brings together the leading organisations for music and arts in Slough