Lessons
PIANO - VIOLIN - VIOLA - CELLO - DOUBLE BASS
PIANO - VIOLIN - VIOLA - CELLO - DOUBLE BASS
Violin and Piano lessons are available for beginning through advanced levels. Viola, cello, and double bass lessons are available for beginners and will be referred to another teacher when ready.
Lessons are 30 minutes long, once a week. We follow the QCUSD calendar for breaks. Calendar provided upon registration.
Tuition is charged monthly, prorated for breaks, and comes out to a rate of $34/lesson. Payment schedule provided upon registration. ESA payments accepted via Class Wallet.
Students will receive one-on-one training on their instrument and leave their lesson with a practice plan for the week, tailored to fit the needs of the individual student. Students will have the opportunity to perform in recitals to showcase their progress.
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No experience needed! We start from the beginning.
Geared for ages 10-14
Small class sizes (about 4-6 students)
Class is 45 minutes long, once per week (Thurs, 10am). We follow the QCUSD calendar for breaks. Calendar provided upon registration.
Tuition charged monthly at a rate of $25/class. Payment schedule provided upon registration. ESA payments accepted via Class Wallet.
Students benefit from learning alongside peers and will gain skills that can be transferred to a real-world orchestra. Students will participate in ensemble music with their classmates and perform in recitals.
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VIOLIN
The violin is the smallest and most high-pitched in string family. The violin reads notes in the treble clef.
VIOLA
The viola is slightly bigger than a violin and slightly lower-pitched. The viola reads notes in the alto clef.
CELLO
The cello is a larger instrument with a lower sound. It is played sitting down. The cello reads notes in the bass clef.
DOUBLE BASS
The bass is the largest and lowest sounding string instrument. It is played standing up or leaning on a bench. The bass reads notes on the bass clef.
PIANO
The piano has a wide range of pitch and is played by reading notes in the treble and bass clef.