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Every instrument. One way to make progress visible.

Piano, guitar, violin, drums, voice — and everything in between. Clefora handles lesson notes, practice goals, progress, and exam readiness the same way across every family of instruments.

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More common than you think

One student. Multiple instruments. One view.

It starts with one instrument. Piano at age six. Then the school offers violin in Year 4. By secondary school, they’re singing in the choir and picking up guitar on weekends. Many students study two or three instruments at once — sometimes with the same teacher, sometimes different ones. The challenge isn’t the music. It’s keeping track of everything.

Piano + Violin

Ava

Ava started piano at five. At eight, she picked up violin through her school orchestra. Her piano teacher tracks Grade 4 ABRSM prep while her violin teacher logs beginner bow technique — both visible to her parents in one place. Different instruments, different teachers, one clear picture.

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Guitar + Ukulele + Voice

Tom

Tom’s guitar teacher introduced ukulele to build chord fluency. When Tom joined the school musical, he started vocal coaching too. His mum doesn’t need three apps or three WhatsApp groups. Clefora shows every instrument, every lesson, every practice goal — in one student profile.

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Voice + Piano

Sophie

Sophie’s singing teacher recommended piano to strengthen her ear training and sight-reading. Now she has two lesson slots a week with the same teacher but completely different curricula. Her parents see both progress journeys side by side.

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For teachers: one workflow, every instrument. Whether you teach one instrument or five, Clefora adapts. Each student’s profile shows every instrument with separate lesson histories, practice goals, repertoire, and exam entries. Same clean workflow. No duplication.

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Every instrument Clefora supports.

Pick an instrument to see how Clefora handles the lessons, practice, exam boards, and progress specific to it.

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How it works

Same tools, every instrument.

Whether the instrument is fretted, bowed, blown, or sung, Clefora is built to hold the same three things for everyone involved.

For teachers

  • Record lessons with instrument-specific notes
  • Set practice goals tailored to the instrument
  • Track repertoire, milestones, and exam readiness
  • Manage billing and communicate with parents

For parents

  • Know what happened in every lesson
  • See specific practice goals for the week
  • Track progress through levels and milestones
  • Stay informed about exams and performances

Exam boards supported

  • ABRSM (Grades 1–8 + Diplomas)
  • Trinity College London
  • Rockschool / RSL Awards
  • Custom curricula for non-exam students

Frequently asked

Choosing an instrument, choosing a path.

What age should my child start music lessons?
Most children can begin formal lessons between ages 5 and 7, though this varies by instrument. Piano, violin (using child-sized instruments), and ukulele suit younger beginners well. Wind and brass instruments typically require permanent teeth. The most important factor is your child's interest and ability to focus during lessons. Clefora helps teachers track age-appropriate milestones so parents can see progress regardless of starting age.
How do I choose the right instrument for my child?
Consider your child's age, physical size, interests, and the music they enjoy. Piano is often recommended first because it builds strong musical foundations. Guitar and ukulele are popular for their accessibility. Let them try different instruments if possible. Once they start, Clefora tracks their progress with instrument-specific practice goals and milestones, so you can see how they're developing.
How often should my child practise?
Daily practice is ideal, even if sessions are short. For beginners, 15 to 20 minutes per day is a good starting point. As students advance, practice time typically increases. Quality matters more than quantity — consistent, focused practice yields better results than occasional long sessions. Clefora's practice goals give your child specific tasks each day, so they know exactly what to work on.
Can Clefora track multiple instruments for one student?
Yes. If a student learns piano and violin, or guitar and voice, each instrument has its own lesson history, practice goals, repertoire, and exam tracking within the same student profile. Parents see everything in one place. Teachers manage each instrument's curriculum independently. This is especially useful for students preparing for different grade exams across instruments.
How does Clefora work for different instruments?
Clefora works with every instrument. Teachers customise lesson digests, practice goals, repertoire, and milestones for each student's instrument and level. Whether your child is learning piano scales, guitar chords, violin bowing, drum rudiments, or vocal technique, Clefora tracks it all. Exam board support covers ABRSM, Trinity, and Rockschool across all instruments.

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