The truth is, thanks to technology, online music lessons are exactly the same as in-person lessons.

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I don’t think parent’s like to hear this.
Especially parents that had music lessons themselves as a kid.
But it’s true.
To be honest, it’s really challenging to change the perception of music lessons since they’ve been static for SO long.

You have the same music teacher. They are smart and amazing.
They know your learning style.
They know how to teach you without being right there next to you. 
They can still annotate sheet music, play games, and even teach group lessons.

 

Online music lessons give parents the luxury of in-home music lessons.

 

With busy work schedules and a million extra-curricular activities, parents want in-home music lessons.
But for their own safety, music teachers have stopped offering in-home lessons.
Online music lessons give parents the luxury of in-home lessons while keeping music teachers safe.
Now you don’t have to worry about transportation between all your kids after school activities to get to music lessons.
Convenient right?

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With online music lessons you can maintain normalcy through life changes.

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Military move?
New baby at home?
Pandemic? (Sorry. Too soon?)
Zombie apocalypse? 

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Don’t worry. You can keep your music lessons going through it all.
Even while zombies are scratching at your door!
We have a student who has been with us for six years.
She has moved three different times and stayed with her favorite teacher through it all via online piano lessons.

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The best part is that you don’t have to be tech savvy either. All you need is:

• Instrument

• Internet

• A smartphone, iPad, or computer to run Zoom, FaceTime, or Skype.

 

We still have a few openings for online music lessons if you’re interested,