Private Lessons
Private instruction in one of the following areas. Lessons run at 30 minute intervals.
Voice
Piano
Ukulele
Guitar
Bass
Lesson Packages
Monthly Package
$48/30 minute weekly lesson, paid the first of each month
(total will very based on month length)
8 Lesson Package
$45/30 minute lesson ($360 total)
Save $24 by prepaying for 8 lessons!
16 Lesson Package
$40/30 minute lesson ($640 total)
Save $128 by prepaying for 16 lessons
Virtual lessons available upon request
$40/30 minute lesson, must be paid monthly
Group Classes
$240/8 week class
Music Garden
Grade specific classes that meet the national standards for music education. Through hands-on activities, games, creative projects, instrument exploration and group performances, students gain confidence and develop their musical ear, rhythm, and coordination. Classes focus on developing fundamental musical skills.
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Music and movement for toddlers.
An introduction to music using movement based activities and simple songs. Each class will feature a variety of the following activities: echo singing, free movement, rhythm instrument exploration, song tales, pitch exploration, action songs, dancing and moving to the beat.
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Early childhood music education for TK and K students.
Young children will learn to musical in three main ways: tuneful (using voices to sing), beatful (feeling the pulse of music) and artful (using music to create feelings).
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General music education for grades 1-2.
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General music education for grades 3-4.
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General music education for grades 5-6.
Music Theory
Learn music theory from the notes on the staff to key signatures and chord progressions. Testing is required to move from one level to the next. Music Theory is recommended for instrumental students, especially those in piano or school band/orchestra. Students will progress through:
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Recommended for grades 1-3. Students will learn the musical alphabet, the notes and elements of the grand staff and basic rhythms using quarter, half, dotted half, whole and beamed eighth notes. Students will also be introduced to intervals, sharps, flats and the major scale pattern.
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Recommended for grades 4-5. Students will learn new rhythms including sixteenth, dotted quarter and dotted eighth notes. Ledger lines will be introduced to expand the notes of the grad staff. Melodic and harmonic intervals will be expanded upon to include triads. Students will master all major scales and key signatures along with the Circle of Fifths.
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Recommend for grades 6-8. An expansion of the intermediate level with new note groupings, intervals and time signatures. Students will also learn about minor scales. Minor and diminished chords and chord inversions will be added to the repertoire. Students will begin crafting melodies and transposing to new keys.
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Recommended for grades 9-10. Students will progress with triads by learning the primary chords and their inversions as well as seventh chords. Students will be able to classify intervals by type and size. Emphasis will be placed on melody creation in both major and minor keys. Four-part harmonic analysis and general voice-leading rules will also be discussed.
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Recommend for grades 11-12. Students will add augmented chords to their repertoire. All chords will be able to be inverted to 1st and 2nd inversion. Expand from score analysis to writing in four-parts using proper voice leading rules. Learn the differences between monophonic, homophonic and polyphonic music; musical form; Sonatina analysis; and modes.
Sight Singing
Group singing class designed to improve sight singing and aural skills through the use of solfege. Basic music theory will also be discussed such as note values, reading the treble clef and scales. Sight singing is recommended for voice students and those in school choir. Singers will progress through:
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An introduction to singing technique and basic pitch placement using “The Body Scale” (ear training with movement).Learn basic rhythm using syllables and “pre-reading” pictorial note representation. Grow with movement and story-based activities.
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Take it to the next level with standard music notation by learning whole notes to sixteenth notes (including dotted notes and triplets), intervals of seconds to octaves, key signatures, time signatures (4/4, 3/4, 2/4, 2/2, 6/8, 9/8), repeats, dynamics, articulations, and tempo markings. Plus begin singing in two- and three-part harmonies.
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The final level in the music theory track. Students will learn to sing in minor (la based and chromatic), chromatic solfege syllables, new time signatures (5/4, 12/8) and new intervals (augmented and diminished).
Upcoming Class Schedule:
Next class session begins September 2025
Mondays:
5 pm Sight Singing - Level 1
Tuesdays:
4 pm Sight Singing - Little Singers
Wednesdays:
10:30 am Music Garden - Song Seedlings
3:30 pm Music Garden - Blossoming Beat
4 pm Music Garden - Flowering Fanfare
6 pm Music Theory - Early Intermediate
6:30 pm Music Theory - Intermediate
Thursdays:
3 pm Music Theory - Fundamentals
Interested in a class that isn’t currently being offered or is not at a time your student can attend? Contact us below with your interest!
Bundles:
Improve at a much faster rate by taking both private lessons and group classes. Bundle them together and save!
8 Lessons + 2 Class Bundle:
$760, an $80 savings!
8 Lessons + 1 Class Bundle:
$560, a $40 savings!
2 Class Bundle:
$440, a $40 savings!
Other Discounts:
Sibling Discount: $10 off purchase of each additional package or bundle when adding a sibling
Military and First Responder Discount: 10% all purchases
Referral Discount: Receive one free lesson when a referral signs up for at least an 8 lesson package or completes 2 months of lessons