More than one way to learn music
Every student comes to music differently, so we teach it a lot of different ways - one-on-one, in a small group, built around a homeschool week, or shaped around a specific goal. What's below is a starting point, not the whole menu. If you don't see your exact fit, that's what the consultation is for.
Private lessons
Weekly 1:1 instruction built entirely around one student's goals, pace, and the way they learn. This is the deep-dive option - the place students go when they want to master an instrument, not just try one.
Guitar & Ukulele
Acoustic, electric, bass, and banjo. From first chords to lead playing, on a workbook refined over hundreds of students.
Learn more →Piano
Classical foundation, modern application. Reading, technique, and playing you'll actually enjoy.
Learn more →Violin
Suzuki-informed strings instruction for young beginners through advancing players.
Learn more →Flute
Private flute instruction for beginners through intermediate players - tone, breath support, reading, and technique.
Private lesson rates depend on the instructor and schedule - we'll walk through options during your consultation. Multi-child discounts available.
Learn alongside other students
Small classes where students learn together through a real curriculum - building musicianship, confidence, and community in a setting designed for their age and goals.
PreK Music
Group time with patterns, rhythm, and scales, then one-on-one instructor time at a real instrument. A gentle, playful first taste of music, capped at 4 students.
Learn more →Ages 4-6Youth Group
An after-school group for kids who've outgrown PreK - building rhythm, listening, and first instrument skills together, at a pace that fits the early-elementary age.
Learn more →Ages 6-14Homeschool Music Class
A real daytime music class - weekly, by semester, on real instruments in a working studio. Built around the homeschool week, with fine arts credit documentation for older students.
Learn more →Specialized programs
A few programs that don't fit the standard lesson or class mold - each built around a specific need or goal: a student who learns differently, a school or co-op that wants music brought on-site, or an older student ready to write and record their own.
Adaptive Lessons
Music instruction for students who learn differently - flexible pacing, a sensory-aware studio, and lessons built around how your child actually learns. Instruction, not therapy.
Learn more →Co-ops & Private Schools
For the co-op director, school, or community group that wants music brought on-site - we'll teach it, help build the curriculum, or guide you through starting a program of your own.
Learn more →Songwriting & Production
For teen and adult musicians with something to say - a short, fixed-length run of sessions on songwriting, arrangement, and recording. We work as an advisor on your project, not an open-ended lesson track, so you finish with something you made.
Learn more →Bands, Orchestras & Ensembles
Looking for opportunities beyond private lessons? We teach many band and orchestra instruments and work with trusted local ensembles and music programs. We'll help students find the right next step - whether it's with us or one of our community partners.
Learn more →Not sure where to start?
Book a consultation and we'll help you find the right program, instrument, and instructor.