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Quick Answers to Common Questions

How do we get started?

Book a free trial lesson to meet one of our teachers and see how online lessons work (no credit card required). After your trial, you can choose a lesson plan that fits your family's schedule and budget.

Can multiple kids share a lesson plan?

Yes, many families split longer lesson plans between siblings. For example, a 60-minute weekly plan can be divided into two 30-minute lessons. Check out our tuition page to see which plans work best for families with multiple students.

How are lessons conducted?

All lessons are held live over Zoom. If you want, you can even record lessons so your child can review what they learned between lessons.

What if we need to cancel or reschedule?

We ask for at least 24 hours' notice to reschedule. Lessons missed without notice may be subject to forfeiture and cannot be rolled over into the next month. You can read our full lesson policies here.

Can parents sit in on lessons?

Yes. Parents are welcome to sit in, especially with younger students. Recording lessons is also an option if you'd like to review later.

How much do lessons cost?

Our pricing plans are as follows:

Overture Plan: $75/month for one 30-minute lesson every other week.
Allegro Plan: $150/month for one 30-minute lessons per week.
Sonata Plan: $280/month for one 60-minute (or two 30-minute) lesson(s) per week.
Concerto Plan: $360/month for one 90-minute (or three 30-minute) lesson(s) per week.

All plans include two annual recitals and free curriculum. You can visit our tuition page for more details.

If you are using ESA Funds or Charter Funds, lessons are often fully covered.

Do you accept charter or ESA funds?

Yes, we work with various charter schools and Education Savings Accounts. Please check out or ESA Funds page and Charter Funds page for more details. Or fill out the form above to discuss your specific situation.

What kind of tech setup do we need?

A stable internet connection, a device with a webcam (like a laptop or tablet), and your instrument of choice are all you need. If you don't have your instrument yet and want your teacher's input first, that's fine too. They're happy to offer instrument-buying advice during the trial lesson.

Headphones and an external mic can improve audio quality, but they’re not required.