Lessons & Tuition
Lesson lengths are stages of growth, not tiers — most students start shorter and grow into longer lessons as their music asks for more time.
Getting Started → Building Musicianship → Going Deeper
Getting Started
30-minute lesson
$35 / lesson
or $135 / month
Ideal for young beginners building strong foundations.
Lessons focus on reading, rhythm, technique, and developing consistent practice habits.
Building Musicianship
45-minute lesson
$55 / lesson
or $210 / month
Best for students who are progressing steadily and ready for more depth.
The extra time allows for more repertoire, scales, and expressive playing, along with greater opportunity for personalized guidance.
Going Deeper
60-minute lesson
$75 / lesson
or $290 / month
Ideal for intermediate and advanced students, or those preparing for recitals, auditions, or more demanding repertoire.
Includes time for multiple pieces, sight-reading, ear training, and refined musical polish.
What a lesson includes
- Technique exercises that build healthy playing habits
- Repertoire chosen for each student's age and ability
- Music theory naturally woven into each lesson
- Sight-reading and ear training, introduced as students are ready
- Written practice assignments shared to the parent portal after every lesson
- Two recital and performance opportunities each year
Practice between lessons
A little, most days beats a lot, rarely — short, regular sessions build skill and confidence, and the time grows naturally as your child advances.
Simple, fair policies
Cancellations with at least 24 hours' notice are free and earn a make-up credit. Pay per lesson, or choose monthly tuition for weekly students.
The same amount every month
Monthly tuition is based on the total number of lessons offered throughout the teaching year and is divided into equal monthly payments. This means your tuition remains the same each month, even when the calendar includes holidays, studio breaks, or months with five lesson weeks.
Families welcome
Enrolling more than one child? Each additional child — up to two — gets 5% off their tuition, because sharing music at home is one of the best parts of learning it.
Not sure which length is right? Start where it feels comfortable. Many students begin with shorter lessons and move to longer ones as their music grows — and we'll adjust the length over time to fit your child's age, ability, and goals.