Question 1

What ages do you teach?

Accepted Answer

Ages | 3-90

Question 2

Do you offer lessons for beginners, intermediate, or advanced students?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We work with students at every level, from complete beginners to advanced pianists preparing for recitals, auditions, or competitions.

Question 3

How long are lessons?

Accepted Answer

Lesson durations are available in 30, 45, and 60-minute sessions, depending on the student’s age, level, and focus.

Question 4

What's included in the lesson tuition?

Accepted Answer

Tuition includes weekly private lessons, curriculum planning, access to asynchronous and online lessons when needed, performance opportunities, prizes/recognition/awards, and personalized support throughout the semester.

(Book Costs + Fees are not included)

Question 5

Do you offer group lessons or only private lessons?

Accepted Answer

Our core program is based on private one-on-one lessons to maximize individual growth. However, group lessons are on our radar, and we may occasionally offer group workshops or camps.

Question 6

What curriculum or books do you use?

Accepted Answer

We use a blend of trusted method books like Faber and Hal Leonard, alongside custom materials and classical repertoire. Each plan is tailored to the student.

Question 7

What happens during a typical lesson?

Accepted Answer

Students build skills in technique, rhythm, theory, and repertoire through engaging, off-the-bench games and activities designed to encourage creative exploration.

Question 8

How do I know my child is ready for piano lessons?

Accepted Answer

If your child can count, follow basic instructions, and shows curiosity about music, they are likely ready to begin lessons.

Question 9

Do you offer trial lessons?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer one-time à la carte lessons as a way to try out the studio before committing to a full program. However, because we often maintain a waitlist, trial lessons are typically offered after a callback or consultation to ensure a good fit and scheduling availability.

Question 10

Can parents sit in on the lessons?

Accepted Answer

Parents are always welcome to observe and are encouraged to support their child's practice at home. Depending on the student's age and maturity, we may encourage independent lesson attendance to help foster focus and confidence.

Piano Lessons Chattanooga

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