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Your level is known
Through one-to-one lessons, instructors see each student's real level, progress, and musical taste first-hand.
Band & showcase
The studio may introduce students at a similar stage. A band forms only when the instrument mix, levels and schedules fit; participation in the annual external-venue Showcase is confirmed separately.
How bands form
There is no sign-up sheet and no fixed schedule. Bands grow out of the one-to-one lessons, at the pace the students themselves are ready for.
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Through one-to-one lessons, instructors see each student's real level, progress, and musical taste first-hand.
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The studio introduces students from a similar period and at a similar stage to each other — guitarists meet bassists, drummers meet singers.
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When the mix of instruments, levels and schedules fits, the band forms and starts working toward the stage.
The road to the stage
Once a band is set for the showcase, preparation follows a steady rhythm — enough time to get a set ready, without rushing anyone.
About 3 months out
Band members are normally confirmed about three months before the showcase, and teachers and students are notified to start preparing the performance repertoire.
1–2 months out
Bands move into weekly rehearsals in a professional rehearsal space, with an instructor guiding the band through every session.
Showcase day
Student bands, solo performers and duos share the stage at the annual Lost In Music student showcase.
The annual showcase
Every year the studio hosts a showcase where students perform what they have been working on. It is not only for bands — solo performers and duos share the same stage. The 2026 edition is tentatively set for December 5; the date and venue are confirmed by the studio closer to the time.
From past showcases






A 30-minute one-to-one trial can be the first step into lessons. Band matching depends on instrument mix, levels and schedules; Showcase participation is confirmed separately.