Why take online piano lessons with us?
As soon as the stay-at-home order was enacted, we moved our lessons to Zoom. We may be 100% virtual (until it’s safe to meet in person), but these six distinctions still apply:
1. We value our teachers.
Happy teachers make happy students. That’s why we do our best to create a positive, rewarding work environment for our teachers.
Read about how a a teacher-focused company like ours is ultimately better for you, the client.
2. We come to you.
Typically our lessons are in-person, in the comfort of home. Which means no extra driving time, no bored siblings, no stress.
If you sign up for online lessons but plan to eventually move to in-person, we’ll accommodate you. We harmonize with your life!
3. We understand your student.
Our founder and director Abraham talks in-depth with every single student or parent about likes and dislikes, goals, learning styles, and more. We want to understand our students so that, at every lesson, they know their teacher “gets” them.
4. We have awesome recitals!
Goals are important for student success. That’s why we have two recitals every year, and multiple video contests to keep students engaged.
5. We have an amazing roster of teachers.
We’ve been around since 2007, which means we’ve had more than ten years experience meeting and talking with potential music teachers. We’ve learned which qualities make a music teacher great, and we’re proud of each and every one we’ve chosen.
6. We have the best admin team in town.
Need to change your schedule or cancel a lesson? We pride ourselves on being accessible to our clients with fast response times.
Oh, and how much are lessons anyway?
Our 45-minute private lessons are $72. Our hourly rate is $84 (i.e., $42 per back-to-back, 30-minute private in-home lesson). You will receive a 5% discount if you have weekday lessons starting before 3:30pm, or starting after 6:45pm. Our tuition fee covers all books and materials, as well as our annual recitals. There are no additional charges of any kind.
Ready to talk to Abraham? He’s happy to answer any questions you might have.