Yes. We teach students of all ages, levels, and abilities, including complete beginners. No prior experience is required, and lessons move at a comfortable pace.

We work with:
• Children
• Teens
• Adults
• Seniors
Each student is taught as an individual, with pacing and goals adjusted to their needs.

The first lesson is about comfort, connection, and understanding. It’s not a test or audition. We get to
know the student, talk about goals and interests, and introduce the instrument in a clear, supportive
way.

If you already have an instrument, that’s great. If not, we’re happy to help guide you before purchasing. No special equipment is required to begin.

Lessons are held once per week on the same day and time each week. Your lesson time is reserved exclusively for you.

Absolutely. Many of our adult and senior students are beginners. Lessons move at a comfortable pace, with no pressure to perform and no expectation of prior experience.

Our primary focus is private lessons. We also offer optional group experiences and performance opportunities for students who are interested and ready.

Monthly tuition for private lessons is $150 per month. This includes one weekly private lesson and a reserved time slot.

Full details are available on our Tuition page.

Tuition is based on a yearly program and divided into equal monthly payments. Some months include five lessons at no extra charge, which helps balance scheduled breaks throughout the year.

Tuition is due on the 25th of each month for the upcoming month.

Autopay is strongly recommended because it simplifies billing and helps keep your lesson time reserved. Families who do not use autopay must still prepay for the full month in advance.

Make-ups or video lessons are offered only for true emergencies, such as serious illness or family emergencies. Missed lessons for scheduling conflicts, activities, or forgetting a lesson are not eligible for make-ups.
Details are outlined on our Lesson Policies page.

If a teacher cance make-up or video lesson cannot be arranged, a lesson credit will be applied.

Yes, lessons typically continue even if schools close. Weather and travel conditions often improve later in the day.

Students may switch to an online lesson, or receive a video overview lesson when appropriate. Safety always comes first.
More details are available on our Snow & Weather Policy page.

Yes. Lessons continue throughout the summer, with the exception of one scheduled weeklong summer break.

We are closed on major holidays and for two scheduled breaks each year. A full list is available on our Calendar & Closures page.

We’re are closed on New Year’s Day, Labor Day, Fourth of July, Memorial Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day, Thanksgiving, and New Year’s Eve.

No. Performance opportunities are always optional. Students participate only when they feel ready and interested.

Open Stage Nights are relaxed, supportive events where students can share music, try new material, or simply listen and be part of the community.

Our Talent Showcases are designed to be modern, supportive, and engaging. They focus on growth and confidence rather than rigid recital formats.

Yes. Students may withdraw at any time. Tuition is not refunded for unused lessons, and we appreciate 30 days’ notice when possible.