🎹 Piano
(Recommended Ages 6+)
Piano is one of the most rewarding instruments your child can learn — and one of the best foundations for a lifetime of music. Your child will develop music reading, rhythm, technique, and ear training while building the kind of musical foundation that makes every other instrument easier to learn. We recommend piano for most beginning musicians and for anyone who hasn't yet chosen their instrument.
Each week your child learns alongside a small group of musicians at a similar level, with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher. They'll make steady, visible progress — the kind that keeps them motivated and excited to play.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Recommended Ages 6+)
Piano is one of the most rewarding instruments your child can learn — and one of the best foundations for a lifetime of music. Your child will develop music reading, rhythm, technique, and ear training while building the kind of musical foundation that makes every other instrument easier to learn. We recommend piano for most beginning musicians and for anyone who hasn't yet chosen their instrument.
Each week your child learns alongside a small group of musicians at a similar level, with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher. They'll make steady, visible progress — the kind that keeps them motivated and excited to play.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages do you teach?
We welcome children around age 6 and up, as well as teens and adults at any experience level.
Do I need a piano before getting started?
No — not even for your tryout. Once lessons begin, we're happy to help you find a piano or keyboard that fits your goals and budget.
How soon will my child be playing songs?
Most beginners play their first simple songs within the very first lesson.
What ages do you teach?
We welcome children around age 6 and up, as well as teens and adults at any experience level.
Do I need a piano before getting started?
No — not even for your tryout. Once lessons begin, we're happy to help you find a piano or keyboard that fits your goals and budget.
How soon will my child be playing songs?
Most beginners play their first simple songs within the very first lesson.
🎼 Harp
(Typically Ages 7+)
The harp is one of the most beautiful and expressive instruments your child can learn — and one of the most distinctive. Your child will develop music reading, rhythm, hand coordination, and technique while discovering the unique, timeless voice of this remarkable instrument.
Harp instruction is offered as 30-minute weekly private lessons, providing personalized, one-on-one guidance tailored to each student's pace and goals.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Typically Ages 7+)
The harp is one of the most beautiful and expressive instruments your child can learn — and one of the most distinctive. Your child will develop music reading, rhythm, hand coordination, and technique while discovering the unique, timeless voice of this remarkable instrument.
Harp instruction is offered as 30-minute weekly private lessons, providing personalized, one-on-one guidance tailored to each student's pace and goals.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are harp lessons for?
Harp lessons are open to children around age 7 and up, as well as teens and adults at any experience level.
Do I need to own a harp before getting started?
No — not even for your tryout. If you decide to enroll, we're happy to help you explore rental and purchase options.
Does my child need musical experience?
Not at all. We welcome complete beginners and students with prior experience equally.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is introduced right away, giving students the confidence to learn new music on their own.
Who are harp lessons for?
Harp lessons are open to children around age 7 and up, as well as teens and adults at any experience level.
Do I need to own a harp before getting started?
No — not even for your tryout. If you decide to enroll, we're happy to help you explore rental and purchase options.
Does my child need musical experience?
Not at all. We welcome complete beginners and students with prior experience equally.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is introduced right away, giving students the confidence to learn new music on their own.
🎸 Guitar
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Acoustic • Electric
Whether your child dreams of playing rock, worship music, country, blues, fingerstyle, or their favorite songs — guitar is one of the most versatile and enjoyable instruments they can learn for a lifetime.
They'll build a strong musical foundation through music reading, chords, rhythm, tablature, ear training, and technique while learning songs that match their own interests and goals. Guitar lessons are available for children, teens, and adults — complete beginners through advanced players, and meet for 60 minutes weekly.
Each week your child learns alongside a small group of guitarists at a similar level, with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Acoustic • Electric
Whether your child dreams of playing rock, worship music, country, blues, fingerstyle, or their favorite songs — guitar is one of the most versatile and enjoyable instruments they can learn for a lifetime.
They'll build a strong musical foundation through music reading, chords, rhythm, tablature, ear training, and technique while learning songs that match their own interests and goals. Guitar lessons are available for children, teens, and adults — complete beginners through advanced players, and meet for 60 minutes weekly.
Each week your child learns alongside a small group of guitarists at a similar level, with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you teach adults?
Absolutely — guitar lessons are open to children, teens, and adults at any experience level.
Does my child need their own guitar?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we recommend having an instrument at home so they can enjoy playing between lessons.
How soon will my child be playing songs?
Many beginners play their first simple songs within the first few lessons, while steadily building the skills needed for more challenging music.
Do you teach adults?
Absolutely — guitar lessons are open to children, teens, and adults at any experience level.
Does my child need their own guitar?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we recommend having an instrument at home so they can enjoy playing between lessons.
How soon will my child be playing songs?
Many beginners play their first simple songs within the first few lessons, while steadily building the skills needed for more challenging music.
🎻 Strings
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Violin • Viola • Cello • Bass
String instruments offer a beautiful blend of artistry, discipline, and expression — and for many students, playing strings becomes a passion that lasts a lifetime. Your child will develop tone, technique, posture, music reading, and ensemble skills while progressing at their own pace.
Because violin, viola, cello, and bass require a bit more hand size and finger dexterity, we generally recommend beginning around age seven. Not sure which instrument is the right fit? Your child's complimentary tryout is the perfect time to explore that together.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model, and designed to give every student both individual attention and the motivation of learning alongside others.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Violin • Viola • Cello • Bass
String instruments offer a beautiful blend of artistry, discipline, and expression — and for many students, playing strings becomes a passion that lasts a lifetime. Your child will develop tone, technique, posture, music reading, and ensemble skills while progressing at their own pace.
Because violin, viola, cello, and bass require a bit more hand size and finger dexterity, we generally recommend beginning around age seven. Not sure which instrument is the right fit? Your child's complimentary tryout is the perfect time to explore that together.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model, and designed to give every student both individual attention and the motivation of learning alongside others.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which string instrument should my child choose?
Not sure whether violin, viola, cello, or bass is the right fit? We'll help you figure that out together during your child's complimentary tryout.
Does my child need their own instrument before getting started?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we'll help you determine the right size and find the best rental or purchase option for your family.
Do you teach beginners?
Absolutely — we welcome complete beginners and students with prior experience equally.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is one of the core skills we build right away, giving your child the confidence to learn new music independently.
Which string instrument should my child choose?
Not sure whether violin, viola, cello, or bass is the right fit? We'll help you figure that out together during your child's complimentary tryout.
Does my child need their own instrument before getting started?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we'll help you determine the right size and find the best rental or purchase option for your family.
Do you teach beginners?
Absolutely — we welcome complete beginners and students with prior experience equally.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is one of the core skills we build right away, giving your child the confidence to learn new music independently.
🥁 Percussion & Drums
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Whether your child dreams of playing in a band, school ensemble, church worship team, or simply wants to experience the joy of making music — percussion is one of the most exciting and energetic instruments they can learn.
Your child will build coordination, rhythm, music reading, and technique while exploring drum set and a wide variety of percussion styles. The skills they develop transfer directly to school band, worship teams, and ensemble playing.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model — with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Whether your child dreams of playing in a band, school ensemble, church worship team, or simply wants to experience the joy of making music — percussion is one of the most exciting and energetic instruments they can learn.
Your child will build coordination, rhythm, music reading, and technique while exploring drum set and a wide variety of percussion styles. The skills they develop transfer directly to school band, worship teams, and ensemble playing.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model — with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you teach complete beginners?
Absolutely — percussion lessons are open to children, teens, and adults at any experience level.
Does my child need a drum set before getting started?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we're happy to recommend the best practice options for home — you don't need a full drum set to get started.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading gives your child the skills to play confidently in band, worship settings, and ensembles.
Do you teach complete beginners?
Absolutely — percussion lessons are open to children, teens, and adults at any experience level.
Does my child need a drum set before getting started?
Not for the tryout. Once lessons begin, we're happy to recommend the best practice options for home — you don't need a full drum set to get started.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading gives your child the skills to play confidently in band, worship settings, and ensembles.
🎷 Band Instruments
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Woodwinds • Brass
Is your child preparing for beginning band, auditioning for an honor ensemble, or continuing with their school music program? Private woodwind and brass lessons give them the strong foundation they need to stand out and succeed.
Your child will develop technique, music reading, tone production, rhythm, and confidence — all at their own pace with individualized instruction tailored specifically to their instrument and goals.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model — with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Recommended Ages 7+)
Woodwinds • Brass
Is your child preparing for beginning band, auditioning for an honor ensemble, or continuing with their school music program? Private woodwind and brass lessons give them the strong foundation they need to stand out and succeed.
Your child will develop technique, music reading, tone production, rhythm, and confidence — all at their own pace with individualized instruction tailored specifically to their instrument and goals.
Each week your child attends one 60-minute small-group lesson — longer and more immersive than the traditional 30-minute private lesson model — with an individualized lesson plan and plenty of one-on-one attention from the teacher.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you teach complete beginners?
Absolutely — we welcome complete beginners as well as students already participating in school band or other ensembles.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is introduced right away and remains a core part of every lesson throughout their progress.
Can lessons help with school band?
Absolutely. Many families choose private lessons specifically to build confidence, strengthen technique, and prepare for auditions — giving their child individualized attention that complements and accelerates their school band experience.
Do you teach complete beginners?
Absolutely — we welcome complete beginners as well as students already participating in school band or other ensembles.
Will my child learn to read music?
Yes — from the very first lesson. Music reading is introduced right away and remains a core part of every lesson throughout their progress.
Can lessons help with school band?
Absolutely. Many families choose private lessons specifically to build confidence, strengthen technique, and prepare for auditions — giving their child individualized attention that complements and accelerates their school band experience.
🎤 Voice
(Typically Ages 12+)
Voice lessons are designed for students whose voices have begun to mature naturally — typically around middle school age or later. If your child loves to sing and is ready to develop healthy vocal technique, this is a wonderful place to begin.
Previous piano experience or the ability to read music is strongly encouraged, as it provides an excellent foundation for vocal study and helps students progress more quickly and confidently.
Your child will develop healthy vocal technique, breathing, tone, performance skills, and confidence while exploring music they genuinely love. Voice lessons are offered as 30-minute weekly private lessons with individualized one-on-one instruction.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
(Typically Ages 12+)
Voice lessons are designed for students whose voices have begun to mature naturally — typically around middle school age or later. If your child loves to sing and is ready to develop healthy vocal technique, this is a wonderful place to begin.
Previous piano experience or the ability to read music is strongly encouraged, as it provides an excellent foundation for vocal study and helps students progress more quickly and confidently.
Your child will develop healthy vocal technique, breathing, tone, performance skills, and confidence while exploring music they genuinely love. Voice lessons are offered as 30-minute weekly private lessons with individualized one-on-one instruction.
You can start any time. No long-term commitment required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my child need previous singing experience?
Not at all — we welcome beginning and experienced singers equally, as long as they're ready to develop healthy vocal technique.
Does my child need to read music?
Music reading isn't required to get started. That said, previous piano experience or music reading skills provide an excellent foundation and help students progress more quickly. We'll continue developing those skills throughout lessons.
What styles of music will my child learn?
Lessons are tailored to each singer's interests and may include musical theatre, pop, classical, worship, folk, and more — all while building healthy vocal technique.
Do you teach adults?
Yes — voice lessons are available for teens and adults who want to improve their singing, build confidence, or prepare for performances and auditions.
Does my child need previous singing experience?
Not at all — we welcome beginning and experienced singers equally, as long as they're ready to develop healthy vocal technique.
Does my child need to read music?
Music reading isn't required to get started. That said, previous piano experience or music reading skills provide an excellent foundation and help students progress more quickly. We'll continue developing those skills throughout lessons.
What styles of music will my child learn?
Lessons are tailored to each singer's interests and may include musical theatre, pop, classical, worship, folk, and more — all while building healthy vocal technique.
Do you teach adults?
Yes — voice lessons are available for teens and adults who want to improve their singing, build confidence, or prepare for performances and auditions.
💸Tuition & Getting Started
We believe music education should be accessible, simple and straightforward.
Most weekly lessons are $170 per month, with a few program-specific options available for young beginners and select private instruction. If you join mid-month, your first month's tuition is prorated automatically.
View Tuition & Getting Started →
We believe music education should be accessible, simple and straightforward.
Most weekly lessons are $170 per month, with a few program-specific options available for young beginners and select private instruction. If you join mid-month, your first month's tuition is prorated automatically.
View Tuition & Getting Started →