Mother's Day gifts
Give her back the piano she gave up for you.
Somewhere there's a story about lessons she stopped, a choir she left, a guitar that went in the loft when the children arrived. A MusicGurus gift membership picks that thread up again — proper teaching from professional musicians, at her pace, in her own front room, with a note from you explaining why.
Why this gift
Why this beats the flowers
Flowers last a week. A gift membership gives her something to look forward to on a Tuesday evening in the middle of the year — twenty minutes with a vocal coach, a slow pass through a Bach prelude, the first chords on the ukulele she bought and never opened. It's time for herself with a structure, which is the part most gifts miss.
It also doesn't need to be a big commitment to be a good one. One month is a lovely try-it-and-see; twelve months is a proper project. Either way she chooses what to learn after she opens it, and if she starts with singing and ends up on the piano, nothing is wasted.
Choose Mother's Day as the delivery date and the email lands that morning — whichever Sunday it falls on where you live — with your message above the redeem button. Living in a different country from her? Pick the day it's celebrated where she is.
Where they could start
Six places she might start
Voice, the piano she used to play, and one left-field pick — because she might surprise you.
A few of the 5,000+ lessons a gift membership opens — every course, guru and songbook is included, not just these.
Cómo funciona el regalo
How it works, in one breath.
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Tú lo personalizas
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Nosotros enviamos el regalo el día que elegiste
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Lo canjean, y su tiempo empieza entonces
Preguntas
Mother's Day questions
She hasn't played in thirty years — is this too advanced?
No. There are returner-friendly methods that assume nothing and go at her speed, alongside the masterclasses for when she's flying again. Returning players are exactly who the fast-track piano course was written for.
Can it go to her email but be from all of us?
Yes. One person buys it, and you put everyone's names in the "from" field and the message — she sees the lot in the gift email.
She's not confident with technology. Will she manage?
The email has one button: redeem. She creates a free account in a minute and she's watching a lesson. It works on an iPad on the music stand as well as on a laptop, and support are a reply away if she gets stuck.
Does it have to be delivered on the day itself?
Not at all. Pick any date — the Saturday before, if that's when you're seeing her — or "send it now" and hand her the printed email with a card.
The general questions — refunds, redeeming, what happens if they already subscribe — are answered on the main gifting page
Other occasions
Not this one?
The lessons she never got round to.
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