F.A.Q.

Will my child need a piano?

Yes! A student will need to practice daily. That said – an acoustic piano, while preferred, is not required. Digital pianos are perfectly acceptable, and even a keyboard will work for starters. Keep in mind that the better the equipment, the better your child’s experience will be. I’m happy to help answer questions and make recommendations. Also – a keyboard will need to be touch sensitive and have a pedal so your child can practice and produce loud/ soft sounds as well as sustain notes.

What is your make-up policy?

A student’s tuition covers their weekly time slot with me. I offer alternative options for students who are unable to make it in person any given week – such as a video lesson or zoom / Facetime.

What is the tuition?

Tuition is paid quarterly and varies depending on the following:
– private lesson or class
– length of private lesson (30, 45 , or 60 minutes)
Please contact me so we can discuss your particular situation.

What days/ times are lessons offered?

I currently teach on Mondays and Wednesdays.

What will you focus on in lessons?

Through the use of playing solos, duets, and playing games, and rhythmic exercises (think percussion instruments!) I focus on setting up your child to have an incredibly strong foundation in music. Included in a strong foundation is note reading, ear training, technique, theory, rhythm, and creativity.