FAQ

Yes! Many students make great progress online because they can learn in a comfortable, familiar setting. Without the distractions of a busy studio, kids often focus better and build strong skills faster. Plus, no commuting means more time for warm-ups and practice.

Most kids are ready around ages 9–10, once their hands are big enough to comfortably cover the keys and they can manage proper breath support. However, younger students with strong interest and focus can also thrive — we tailor lessons to your child’s developmental stage.

Not necessarily! Your instructor can recommend affordable beginner-friendly clarinets or help you decide if renting is a better option. We’ll guide you through everything, from choosing the right size to selecting reeds.

Lessons start with the basics — how to hold the instrument, produce a clear tone, and play simple songs. As students progress, they’ll learn scales, reading music, and playing favorite tunes in classical, jazz, or even pop styles.

Absolutely. We work with students at every level, including kids who have never picked up an instrument before. Our instructors keep lessons fun and encouraging while building the skills needed to play with confidence.

Yes! Our instructors often help students prepare for school band auditions, concerts, and solo competitions. We can also teach techniques that aren’t always covered in group classes, giving students an extra boost of confidence.