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Various lesson times are available 7 days a week. Mornings - Afternoons - Evenings.
Choose the available day/time that works for your weekly 30-minute lesson. If you ever cannot attend your scheduled lesson and give notice, you may schedule a make-up lesson time.
Flat Rate of $124/month covers tuition for 50 weekly music lessons per 12-month period. Payment is due the first week of each month. Flat rate monthly tuition is based on a 12-month calendar schedule containing 50 lessons and divided evenly over 12 months.
You may pay with Zelle, a no-fee payment solution offered by most banks. You may also use any major credit/debit card via PayPal. A PayPal account is not required to make payment.
No lessons are scheduled on Thanksgiving day, Christmas Eve, Christmas day, New Years Day, so any students with lessons scheduled for those days will be given other scheduling options. If your lesson falls on any other holiday and you cannot make it, we will schedule a make-up for earlier or later that week or at any future date and time that is mutually convenient.
Just call/text/email to let me know you can't make it. Give me as much notice as you can. At that time we can schedule a make-up lesson. You may take the make-up at any future date and time that is mutually convenient, or as an extra lesson the following month. If your instructor needs to cancel a lesson for any reason you will get credit for a make-up lesson.
NO. You purchase your time slot for the month at the beginning of the month by paying the monthly tuition fee of $124.
There are NO contracts to sign. You may stop lessons any time. However, there will be no refunds for any lessons remaining in that month.
No. These are private lessons. Parents are asked to attend their child's lessons to help with any technical issues that may arise.
Various lesson times are available 7 days a week. Mornings - Afternoons - Evenings.
Choose the available day/time that works for your weekly 30-minute lesson. If you cannot attend your scheduled lesson and give notice, you may schedule a make-up lesson time.
YES. You are never too old to learn to play an instrument! I have taught students all the way up into their 80's. I also enjoy teaching older students as I love a lot of the music from the early eras of popular music. I am a music history buff and I enjoy sharing this music
No. Not if you don't want to. Many successful guitarists have never learned to read music. Many of our younger beginning students do learn basic note reading skills. But it is not required.
There are other ways to learn to play music that don't involve note reading, such as tablature and chord rhythm symbols which all our students will learn how to read and play.
However some parents may wish their child to learn note reading to prepare them for playing an instrument in school band, where note reading will be 100% required. The treble clef reads the same whether you are playing guitar or clarinet or saxophone, etc... An early exposure to reading music will be an advantage.
This depends on your goals and interests. Many of my students will work from various guitar method books and song material that we select together.
Yes! This is a major goal of most students, and very much encouraged!
YES! My entire live music career was as a lead guitarist. It is what I enjoy the most about guitar and I'm thrilled to teach those interested!
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