Need a break instead?

No. We have four built-in Holidays throughout the year.No lessons are scheduledNo make ups are neededBuilt-in HolidaysThanksgiving (Tuesday-Sunday)Winter Holidays (two weeks in late Dec - early Jan)Spring Break (one week aligning with largest local public school district)If additional lessons will be missed, contact your teacher in advance to request Advanced Make Ups.

No. Most students continue lessons normally over the summer with just a few make ups.Plus, play our Back to School Recital each AugustIf you're traveling, we have multiple Flexible Summer Options available, includingAdvanced make upsProrated Summer Tuition (only pay for when you're available)Pre-Plan and SaveTake the summer off10% discount on your pre-paid return month (Aug or Sept)VIP Priority SchedulingFlexible Summer Options are available June 1 - August 31 annually.Cancelling your subscription over the summer means you willLose your spotCompete against busy Fall enrollment for popular slotsPay a re-enrollment feeNot be eligible for the Back to School Recital

No. Talk to your teacher before making a final decision. Every student is unique and has individual goals and interestsDiscuss the challenges with your teacherTeachers are trained to keep students interested and motivatedThey can change their approach depending on your feedbackWithout your feedback, teachers may not realize that a change is needed.

The truth is that most students do not practice, but they still learn, improve, make progress and gain valuable skills from music lessons. Practice tips:Set a 15 min timerPractice at the same day/time each weekPracticing M-F after school/work 15 min is better than 1 hour before your lessonAsk your teacher for practice tips or ways to make practice fun

No. We recommend a minimum commitment of one semester (3-4 months). The benefits of music lessons take time to build up in a student. The first 8-12 weeks are the hardestMost students notice results around 12-16 weeksThe more students practice, the faster they improveSet goals like playing the next recitalThe average student takes lessons for 12-18 monthsYou wouldn't stop going to the gym after just 4-8 workouts, because you understand that consistent exercise is good for your body and results take time.

No. If missed lessons are consistent, let's get you paired with a new teacher.New teacher request formNo cost for reassignmentIf you prefer to stay with your current teacher, we have multiple flexible make up options available, including Teaching a different day and timeTeaching virtuallyAdding time to future lessonsPersonalized 10-15 min lesson videoWritten feedback within 7 days on your playing videoLessons are a teacher's priority over other work, school or personal events.