Music Classes in Dublin
Explore 55 Music classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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Keys & Strings School of Music (Skerries)
Skerries branch of Keys & Strings offering children's group and individual music classes (same programme family as Rush).
View full details →Keys & Strings School of Music (Rush)
Music school offering group classes for young children (Music Medals, Little Mozarts piano, Little Rockmans ukulele & drums) plus individual lessons ages 5+.
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Music and movement classes for babies and young children; Rush sessions listed Wednesdays at community centre / North East territory booking.
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Raheny Piano School
Raheny Piano School, based at 616 Howth Road in Dublin 5, offers piano lessons for children. Learning piano from a young age develops fine motor skills, music reading and a sense of rhythm and timing, and it is often recommended as a strong first instrument thanks to the visual, logical layout of the keyboard. As a dedicated piano school rather than a general music academy, lessons here are likely to be tailored specifically to piano technique and repertoire at whatever stage a child is starting from.
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Marino Music Studio
Marino Music Studio, based at 13 Saint Declan's Road in Marino, Dublin 3, offers singing and guitar tuition for children. Learning guitar builds finger dexterity and an understanding of rhythm and chords, while singing lessons help with breath control, pitch and the confidence to perform in front of others - two popular starting points for children new to music. As a local studio in Marino, it's a convenient option for families in the area looking for more one-to-one style music lessons rather than a large group class.
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Clontarf School of Music - Marino
Clontarf School of Music's Marino branch, at 6b Saint Aidan's Park Road in Marino, Dublin 3, offers a pre-instrumental course for young beginners alongside individual piano, guitar, violin and singing lessons. The pre-instrumental course is aimed at children who aren't quite ready to start a specific instrument, introducing rhythm, pitch and basic musicianship before they pick up piano, guitar or violin, or begin singing lessons. Having several instrument options at the one branch means siblings with different musical interests can attend lessons at the same location in Marino.
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Playright Music Ltd - Glasnevin
Playright Music Ltd's Glasnevin branch, on Glasnevin Avenue in Dublin 9, offers introductory piano lessons designed for children just starting out on the instrument. The focus on introductory teaching makes this a good fit for young beginners who haven't played piano before, building basic note-reading, hand coordination and simple pieces before progressing to more structured grade work. The "- Glasnevin" in the name points to this being one of several Playright Music locations, with lessons here aimed specifically at children rather than adult learners.
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Glasnevin Academy of Music
Glasnevin Academy of Music, based at 210 Botanic Avenue in Dublin 9, offers music tuition for children in a dedicated academy setting. Learning an instrument or developing musicianship from a young age supports concentration, memory and coordination, and lessons taught in an academy format typically allow for structured, individual progress rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. Parents looking for music lessons close to Glasnevin have a local option here without needing to travel further into the city centre.
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Rush Multipurpose Youth Facility
Rush Rocks Music Club, run from the Rush Multipurpose Youth Facility on Millbank, offers a music club for young children covering both singing and instruments. It's a broad introduction to music aimed at getting young children actively making music rather than just listening. Being based at a dedicated youth facility gives the club a purpose-built space for group music sessions, and combining voice and instrument work in one club means children can find whichever aspect of music-making appeals to them most.
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Howth Music School
Howth Music School offers music lessons for both children and adults from its premises on Abbey Street in Howth. Beginner juniors benefit from reduced rates, making it a more accessible starting point for families who aren't yet sure if their child will stick with an instrument. Learning music individually gives children one-to-one attention that's hard to get in a group class, and being based centrally in Howth village makes lessons easy to combine with other errands or activities in the area.
View full details →Mezzo Music Academy - Terenure
Mezzo Music Academy in Terenure has taught music since 2011 and has run as a family business since 2014, from a purpose-built premises on Greenlea Road. It offers private and group tuition across piano, guitar, violin, viola, cello, flute, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone and drums, plus voice lessons, for complete beginners through to advanced players. For the youngest musicians, Mezzo runs Kindermusik classes for babies and young children, introducing rhythm and early musical concepts before they pick up an instrument. Lessons span all ages up to adult, with online lessons also available. The academy has picked up recognition for its teaching, and the purpose-built premises gives students a dedicated space to learn rather than a shared community hall.
View full details →Alto School of Music - Ranelagh
Alto School of Music offers instrument lessons for children roughly aged 5 to 12, delivered at local primary schools in Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Running lessons directly at primary schools makes it straightforward for children to attend without extra travel, typically fitting instrument tuition into the school day or immediately after it, an approach well suited to introducing children to an instrument for the first time in a familiar environment. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents in the Ranelagh area are encouraged to contact Alto School of Music directly to confirm which instruments are on offer, current timings and costs.
View full details →Studio 6 School of Music
Studio 6 School of Music, based on Terenure Road East in Rathgar, Dublin 6, offers instrument lessons in guitar, piano and drums for children. Having three popular instruments under one roof gives families a straightforward choice for a first instrument, or the option for siblings to learn different instruments at the same school. As a dedicated music studio, Studio 6 provides a local option in the Rathgar/Terenure area for children starting out on guitar, piano or drums.
View full details →Young European Strings School of Music
Young European Strings School of Music offers violin, viola, cello and double bass lessons from age 3 upwards, based at Christ Church in Rathgar, Dublin 6. Alongside individual instrument lessons, the school also runs an orchestra, giving students the chance to play together as an ensemble once they've built up some technique. Starting lessons as early as age 3 suits families wanting to introduce string instruments during the early years, with a natural progression toward group orchestral playing as children get older.
View full details →Leithinis Donabate Portrane CCÉ
Leithinis Donabate Portrane CCÉ (Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann) runs Irish traditional music classes on Monday evenings at Donabate Portrane Educate Together National School, Co. Dublin. Children can learn a range of traditional instruments including whistle, flute, fiddle, banjo and bodhrán, among others, taught within the Comhaltas tradition of passing on Irish music through group tuition. As a branch of the national Comhaltas organisation, it connects children to the wider community of Irish traditional music in Ireland, beyond just the weekly class itself.
View full details →Portmarnock School of Music
Portmarnock School of Music, based at The Stables Office Park in Portmarnock, offers instrumental and music theory lessons for children and teens across a range of instruments including piano, violin, guitar and flute, among others. Having several instrument options under one school gives families flexibility to choose based on a child's interest, or to add a second instrument later without switching schools. All teachers are Garda-vetted, and pairing instrumental lessons with music theory gives students a more rounded musical education rather than technique in isolation.
View full details →JR Piano Lessons
JR Piano Lessons offers one-to-one piano tuition for children from age five through to teenagers, based at Hamptons Garden Avenue in Balbriggan, with the option of either in-studio or at-home lessons. Individual lessons let the pace and material be tailored closely to each student, which can suit both complete beginners and those who've already started learning elsewhere. The choice between studio and home lessons gives families flexibility around what fits best with their schedule and their child's comfort learning in a familiar setting.
View full details →Musicologie Junior
Musicologie Junior offers experiential music classes for children aged 6 months to 5 years in Dublin, with each 40-minute session blending singing, movement, instruments and read-along books. The multi-sensory format is designed to introduce young children to music through active participation rather than passive listening, building early rhythm and listening skills as they grow.
View full details →Mini Music
Mini Music is based at the Churchtown School of Music in Dublin and welcomes children from around three months old up to five years. Classes pitched at this age range typically involve parents or carers joining in alongside their child, using songs, percussion instruments and movement to build an early sense of rhythm and musical enjoyment well before any formal instrument lessons would begin. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact Mini Music directly at Churchtown School of Music to confirm current class times and costs.
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Me & You Music
Me & You Music offers music classes for young children in Castleknock, Dublin 15. Classes of this kind are typically designed for parents or carers to attend alongside their child, using songs, simple instruments and movement to introduce babies and toddlers to rhythm and music in a playful, interactive way rather than formal instrument tuition. Sessions tend to work best for very young children still learning through sound and repetition. As specific age range, schedule and pricing aren't listed here, parents in the Castleknock area are encouraged to contact Me & You Music directly to confirm current class details before booking.
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Me & You Music's Dundrum classes introduce children aged roughly 4 months to 6 years to music through singing, dancing and playful exploration, led by Mischa. The emphasis throughout stays on fun rather than formal instruction. Dundrum is one of several Dublin locations where Mischa runs her music classes and workshops.
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In Sandyford, Me & You Music offers playful music classes for children aged roughly 4 months to 6 years, led by Mischa. Sessions focus on singing, dancing and exploring sound together, introducing the wonder of music in a relaxed, fun way. Mischa runs classes and workshops at several venues across Dublin, including Sandyford.
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Music Cubs
Music Cubs runs parent-and-child music classes across Dublin, including this D04 venue, for children aged 0 to 5 years. Sessions last 30 minutes and combine melody, play and simple percussion, with live performances on a variety of instruments to spark little ones' natural love of music. Terms cost €52 for 4 weeks or €65 for 5 weeks.
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Music Cubs' Dundrum classes offer 30-minute parent-and-child music sessions for babies, toddlers and older children up to age 5. Each class blends live instrument performances with simple percussion and rhythm games, building a playful, shared musical experience for parent and child. A 4-week term costs €52, or €65 for 5 weeks. Dundrum is one of several Dublin locations where Music Cubs runs classes.
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At Terminus Mills on Bóthar Chluain Sceach in Rathmines, Music Cubs offers parent-and-child music sessions for children aged 0 to 5. Classes run 30 minutes, mixing live instrument performances with simple percussion, rhythm and melody, giving even the youngest babies a playful introduction to music. Terms cost €52 for 4 weeks or €65 for 5 weeks. Music Cubs runs similar sessions at several other Dublin venues, including Rathfarnham and Dundrum.
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In Blackrock, Dublin, Music 4 Tots runs music and movement classes for preschoolers, one of two south Dublin venues alongside Firhouse Community Centre. A caregiver must stay with their child for the full session. Classes use songs, movement and simple instruments to support early development, sociability and coordination in a relaxed group setting for babies, toddlers and young children. As days and times can vary, it's best to check Music 4 Tots' social media accounts for the current Blackrock schedule. Pricing is 100 euro for a 10-week block.
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Bloom Baby Classes Wicklow and South Dublin
In the Dublin area, Bloom Baby Classes offers another of its sessions for babies from 6 weeks old up to around 14 months, or until they're walking confidently. Using music and bespoke sensory props, classes support all-round development while putting parent-and-baby bonding at the centre — eye contact, cuddles and connection are built into the format throughout. This venue joins Bloom's wider network of classes across south Dublin and Wicklow — Dún Laoghaire, Blackrock, Mount Merrion, Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town and Arklow — and there's time for parents to get to know each other too. Pricing is available on the Bloom website.
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Bloom Baby Classes runs a session in the Dublin area for babies from 6 weeks old up to around 14 months, or until they're confidently walking. Classes use catchy music and bespoke props to support baby's development across the board, with a strong focus on parent-and-baby bonding — plenty of eye contact and cuddles are built into every session. This Dublin class is one of several Bloom venues across south Dublin and Wicklow, including Dún Laoghaire, Blackrock, Mount Merrion, Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town and Arklow, with time for parents to chat too. Pricing varies — see the Bloom website for details.
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Bloom Baby Classes holds sessions at 13 Idrone Terrace in Newtown Blackrock, Co. Dublin, for babies from 6 weeks old up to around 14 months or until they're confidently walking. Each class uses music and bespoke props to support development in sensory, motor and language skills, with a strong emphasis on bonding between parent and baby through eye contact and cuddles throughout. The Blackrock venue is part of Bloom's south Dublin and Wicklow network, alongside classes in Dún Laoghaire, Mount Merrion, Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town and Arklow, with time for parents to catch up too. Pricing is available on the Bloom website.
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Tempo Music School
Tempo Music School, based at the Arts and Business Campus on Lower Drumcondra Road, runs parent-and-child music appreciation classes for young children. Baby Beats is aimed at 9 months to 3 years, while Mini Beats takes children from 4 to 6 years old through a wider range of instruments, songs and compositions. Each class follows a consistent structure - a Welcome Song, Nursery Rhymes for listening and language, Sound Exploration with percussion instruments, Action Songs for movement, and a Goodbye Song to close - giving children a predictable rhythm to the session. Beyond the fun, the classes build sensory-motor skills, coordination, rhythm and early speaking, while introducing strings, percussion and wind instruments as groundwork for future instrumental lessons.
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Sharp Kids
Sharp Kids classes give 3 to 6 year olds a lively introduction to music, designed as preparation for later learning the piano or another instrument. Rather than starting straight on an instrument, sessions build the underlying musical skills first. Children work on beat, rhythm, pitch and aural awareness through games and activities suited to their age, laying foundations that make picking up an instrument later noticeably easier. For parents considering piano or instrumental lessons down the line, Sharp Kids offers a gentle, age-appropriate starting point before formal tuition begins.
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Royal Irish Academy of Music
The Royal Irish Academy of Music offers a comprehensive musical education spanning everything from a young child's first steps in music to postgraduate-level study for serious musicians. Courses are available on both a part-time and full-time basis. For younger students, pre-instrumental courses provide a grounding in musicality before children move on to a specific instrument, giving them a solid foundation to build on rather than jumping straight into technical instruction. With such a wide range of courses on offer, the Academy suits children just starting out in music as well as those already showing more advanced ability and looking to progress further.
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Newpark Music Centre
Newpark Music Centre, on Newtownpark Avenue in Blackrock, offers early years music classes for children from 3 months to 7 years, always alongside a parent or carer. Sessions run for 45 minutes over a 30-week programme and are grouped by age: Newpark Nippers for 3 months to 4 years, Gateway to Music for 4 to 6 year olds, and Gateway to Instruments for 5 to 7 year olds. Each stage introduces music gently through singing, percussion, storytelling and rhythm, building the kind of early exposure that's linked to language development and a lasting enjoyment of music. The age-banded structure means children move through classes as their skills and attention span develop, from first sounds and songs right up to the early stages of learning an instrument.
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Newpark Music
Newpark Music focuses on quality music education for children and adults, with lessons designed to build genuine musical skill without losing sight of enjoyment along the way. The programme caters to both recreational learners and those working toward a more serious, professional standard. Fostering a lasting love of music sits at the centre of the approach, whether a student is picking up an instrument for the first time or continuing years of practice. Teaching balances structure and technique with the kind of enthusiasm that keeps children coming back week after week. As a music education provider, Newpark Music suits families looking for a well-rounded introduction to music as much as those seeking more advanced tuition.
View full details →Music 4 Tots
Music 4 Tots holds its Firhouse classes on Fridays at Firhouse Community Centre, run by a qualified Kindermusik facilitator and combining music and sensory play for babies and toddlers, with a parent or carer attending throughout. Nurtured Newbies and Little Explorers (a mixed class for babies aged 0-12 months, Levels 1 and 2) runs 9.30-10.30am, followed by Music Makers (Level 3, ages 13 months to 3 years) from 10.30-11.30am. Activities are designed to support brain and speech development, gross and fine motor skills, and social and musical development, alongside plenty of one-on-one bonding time. It's also a chance to meet other parents, share ideas for music and sensory play at home, and pick up tummy time tips.
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Mini Music Academy
Mini Music Academy runs at 4-5 The Mall in Ongar Village, Dublin 15, offering a structured music programme for children from around 6 months up to age 7. The classes use songs written specifically for the MMA series, giving each session a consistent, age-appropriate structure rather than a generic sing-along. Busy Babies covers roughly 6 to 24 months, Bonnie Bluebirds is aimed at 2 to 3 year olds, and Red Robins takes children aged 3 to 4 - each stage building on the last as children grow in confidence and musical awareness. The classes are designed to lay foundations for a lifelong love of music, blending fun with genuine early musical education.
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Me & You Music runs its playful introduction-to-music classes in Dun Laoghaire, suitable for children from around 4 months to 6 years old. Led by Mischa, sessions encourage children to sing, dance and explore, with fun kept firmly at the centre of every class. Dun Laoghaire is one of several Dublin venues where Mischa runs her music classes and workshops.
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Leeson Park School of Music
At Kensington Hall on Grove Park in Rathmines, Dublin 6, Leeson Park School of Music runs its Music Kindergarten programme for children aged 1 to 4, using the Colourstrings approach to introduce pitch, rhythm, melody, dynamics, tempo, character, form and style through familiar rhymes and children's songs. The playful format is designed to develop musical sense and inner-ear training from an early age. For slightly older children, the Pre-Instrumental Programme (ages 4-7) offers a two-year, after-school introduction to music that children attend independently, helping them build their own relationship with music ahead of starting an instrument. Together, the two programmes give a clear musical pathway from toddlerhood through to school age.
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Leeson Park School of Music offers Colourstrings instrumental classes as a natural next step for children who've completed the school's music kindergarten programme. The instrumental tutor books draw on songs, nursery rhymes and rhythms already familiar from the Singing and Rhythm Rascals materials, so children recognise the musical content even as they take on the added technical demands of learning an instrument. By building on material children already know, the approach aims to make the transition into instrumental playing feel less daunting, easing them into technique through music that's already familiar rather than starting entirely from scratch.
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Kilternan School of Music
Kilternan School of Music aims to provide a high standard of music education in a fun, friendly and enthusiastic setting. The focus is on making lessons enjoyable so children stay motivated to keep learning and progressing on their instrument. Parents are treated as part of the school community rather than just bringing children to lessons, and are encouraged to play an active role in supporting their child's musical development at home as well as in class — an approach that can make practising feel like a shared project rather than a solo chore.
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Keenan School of Music
Keenan School of Music, based in Castleknock, offers tuition from fully qualified teachers across a wide range of instruments, including flute, piano, guitar, ukulele, voice, recorder, violin, viola, cello and saxophone. With that breadth of options, most children can find an instrument that suits their interests without needing to look elsewhere. The school's approach puts enjoyment first, with the stated aim of encouraging learning through enjoyment above all else, so children stay motivated to practise and keep progressing rather than treating lessons as a chore.
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Dun Laoghaire School of Music
Dun Laoghaire School of Music offers tuition in most instruments as well as music theory and voice, taught by experienced teachers to students of all ages and levels. Lessons can be taken individually or in a group, and the school covers a wide range of styles, from classical and jazz to popular and traditional music. For younger children, the school runs The Children's World of Music, a special awareness class aimed at 3 to 7 year olds that introduces music through play rather than formal instrument tuition. It's designed as an accessible starting point before children move on to lessons on a specific instrument.
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Dublin School of Music
The Dublin School of Music offers professional musical instrument tuition in a relaxed, local environment, to students of all ages and levels. Lessons incorporate improvisation, songwriting, audio engineering, music theory, ear training, composition and performance. Grade exam preparation (optional) is available for all instruments.
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Blanch Music
Blanchardstown School of Music was set up to provide music lessons across a variety of musical disciplines for students in the Blanchardstown, Dublin area. The school's aim is to give students a fun, vibrant musical education, with a strong emphasis on getting the best out of each learner. It offers a straightforward starting point for children keen to learn an instrument, with lessons structured around building both skill and enjoyment.
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Churchtown School of Music
Churchtown School of Music, on the upper floor of Dundrum Village Centre on Main Street, Dundrum, Dublin 14, offers one-to-one instrumental and vocal lessons across more than 20 instruments, including piano, guitar, violin, drums and singing, for children and adults of all ages and skill levels. Optional exam preparation is available for students who want to work towards grades. Lessons are booked in blocks of 16 per semester (September-January and January-May), running 30 minutes for students up to Grade 6 and 45 minutes beyond that, Monday to Friday between 1pm and 9pm. Monthly instalment payment plans are available from September, though no trial lessons are offered - a full semester commitment is required. The venue has paid parking nearby.
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Music Cubs runs parent-and-child music classes in Rathfarnham for babies, toddlers and older 'big cubs' aged 0 to 5 years. Each 30-minute session is packed with melody, play and simple percussion, introducing rhythm, beats and tempo alongside live performances on a range of instruments. It's a gentle, fun way to nurture children's natural love of music together with a parent. Pricing runs from €52 for a 4-week term up to €65 for a 5-week term; Music Cubs also runs classes at other venues across Dublin.
View full details →Music 4 Tots
Music 4 Tots runs music and movement classes for preschoolers near Ballycragh in south Dublin, close to its Firhouse Community Centre venue, as well as a separate Blackrock location. All caregivers are welcome and must stay with their child throughout the class. Sessions use music, movement and sensory play to support early development, boosting motor skills, creativity and social confidence while giving parents valuable one-on-one time with their child. Exact days and times can shift, so it's worth checking Music 4 Tots' social media accounts for the current schedule. Pricing runs at 100 euro for a 10-week block.
View full details →Mindful Creativity with Michelle
Mindful Creativity with Michelle is a summer programme for children aged 7 to 11 that pairs crafts, music, games and movement with simple mindfulness practices, helping kids get comfortable naming and working through their emotions while connecting with breath and body. The course runs for five mornings, 21st to 25th July, from 10am to 12.30pm at Flemington Community Centre in Balbriggan, County Dublin, priced at €120 with a sibling discount available. To book a place, contact Michelle directly on 087 773 0177.
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Encore! School of Performing Arts
Encore Tots, run by Encore! School of Performing Arts in Sandyford, Dublin 18, is a drama and singing class for children aged 3 to 5. The 30-minute sessions use poems, songs, rhymes, movement to music and games to build early performing arts skills and confidence, in a format designed to hold young attention spans. Parents don't attend the class itself, and children just need comfy clothes to move freely in — a free t-shirt is provided. A term runs for 13 weeks and costs €160. The school is based at 10 Blackglen Court, Sandyford, Dublin 18.
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Piano Lessons
Piano lessons are available in Harold's Cross, Dublin for students of all ages and abilities, taught by a tutor holding an MMus, BMus and LRSM. Lessons are tailored to each student's goals and can include performance work, music theory, Leaving Certificate Music preparation, and piano exam preparation. Beginners through to advanced students are welcome in what's described as a supportive and encouraging learning environment, and the tutor has experience working with students with additional needs, aiming to make lessons accessible for every learner. In-person lessons are based in Harold's Cross, with online lessons also available where suitable - a good option for families wanting some scheduling flexibility.
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Clontarf Children’s Choir / Pre Instrumental Music
McDermott Music, based in Clontarf, Dublin, offers Kodály-inspired early years music classes plus two choirs: the Clontarf Children's Choir (ages 7-12) and the Clontarf Youth Choir (ages 12-18). The programme was founded by qualified primary teacher and music educator Lauraine McDermott. There are no auditions - the focus is on building confidence, musicianship and lasting friendships through singing, with performances and collaborations giving children a strong sense of community as they grow as young musicians.
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Lucan School of Music
Lucan School of Music offers individual instrumental lessons at Coláiste Phádraig CBS, Roselawn, Lucan, Co. Dublin, for students from pre-school age right through to adult. Over 500 students attend weekly across a range of instruments and skill levels, with a student-centred teaching approach and the option to prepare for grade exams. Free parking is available at the venue; pricing isn't published online, so it's best to contact the school directly for current rates.
View full details →Dublin School of Music
Dublin School of Music's Tallaght branch, at Old Bawn Shopping Centre, provides one-to-one instrumental and vocal tuition - piano, guitar, violin, voice, flute and drums - for children and adults at every level. Lessons are taught by concert performers and examiners, with exam preparation available for interested students. This location runs seven days a week, including Sunday lessons not offered at all branches, on a weekly subscription basis. Tuition starts from €30 for a 30-minute lesson, with longer 45 and 60-minute slots, term bundles and sibling discounts also available.
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At 20 Kilmacud Road Lower in Stillorgan, Dublin School of Music offers private one-to-one lessons in piano, guitar, violin, voice, flute and drums for students of all ages and abilities. Teaching is delivered by concert performers and examiners, with optional exam preparation for students working toward grades. Lessons run on a weekly subscription, Monday through Saturday, starting from €30 for a 30-minute slot; 45 and 60-minute lessons are also available, along with term bundles and sibling discounts.
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Dublin School of Music's Terenure branch, at Eaton House on Terenure Road North, offers one-to-one instrumental and vocal lessons in piano, guitar, violin, voice, flute and drums for children and adults of all abilities. Lessons are taught by concert performers and examiners, with exam preparation available for those who want it. Tuition starts from €30 for a 30-minute lesson, with 45 and 60-minute slots also available, along with term bundles and sibling discounts. The Terenure branch runs six days a week, Monday to Saturday, on a weekly subscription basis.
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Common questions
How many Music classes for kids are there in Dublin?
Kids Patch lists 55 Music classes for kids in Dublin. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Whereabouts in Dublin can I find Music classes for kids?
Music listings in Dublin are concentrated in Blackrock (3), Dundrum (3), Rathmines (3), Rush (3), Terenure (3), Balbriggan (2), Howth (2), Marino (2), and 20 more.
What age range do Music classes for kids in Dublin cover?
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 12 years. 21 of the 55 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
How much do Music classes for kids in Dublin cost?
6 of the 55 listings publish a price, ranging from €30 to €133. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.
Do parents need to stay during Music classes for kids in Dublin?
It varies by provider: of the 55 listings, 3 are parent-accompanied. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.