🎼 About Music Collective Scotland
Music Collective Scotland is an independent music school offering high-quality, inclusive music lessons for children and adults across Dundee and Angus.
We offer one-to-one and small group tuition in piano, voice, guitar, drums, strings, and more — taught by a diverse and experienced team of musicians and educators. Our tutors include GTCS-registered teachers, active performers, and carefully trained junior tutors who specialise in beginner tuition.
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We believe that music should be enjoyable, inspiring, and accessible from the very first lesson. Whether you're picking up an instrument for the first time, returning to music after a break, or preparing for exams, we’ll match you with the right teacher and support you every step of the way.
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We teach from our two fully equipped studios in Dundee (Foundry Lane) and Arbroath (The Millgate), serving families across Angus and Tayside.
🎓 Our Team and
Teaching Approach
At the heart of our approach is a commitment to excellence in music education. Our teachers bring a mix of formal training, performance experience, and a passion for teaching that helps every student thrive.
We also run a Junior Teacher Training Scheme, where selected senior students lead beginner 1:1 lessons and junior group classes. These tutors undergo ongoing training and mentoring from our senior staff and deliver lessons at the same pricing and structure as our qualified tutors — providing outstanding value for beginners.
📖 Our Story
Founded in 2018 by musicians and educators Nicole and Eoin Tonner, Music Collective Scotland began with a single early years class in Arbroath. Since then, it has grown into a thriving music school with two full-time studio locations, a team of over a dozen tutors, and more than 350 pupils attending each week.
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As GTCS-registered teachers and Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduates, Nicole and Eoin bring a deep commitment to musical learning and teacher development. Today, MCS is not only a music school — it's a creative community that supports pupils, families, and the next generation of music educators.
