No matter if this is the first step in your music journey or your 100th, we have a pricing model perfect for you!
1 Month of Weekly Lessons
Registration
Location/Services
Music Writing Book
Music Playing Book
Binder and other essential materials
1 Month of Weekly Lessons
Registration
Location/Services
All lessons are to be paid in advance by the month.
Payment options include e-transfer, cash, cheque, credit and debit. Please sign up and talk to your teacher for more information.
As a courtesy to the other students before and after you, please be punctual with your arrival and departure times to avoid disturbing the lessons of others.
If reasonable notice is given (24 hours or more), a lesson can be rescheduled to an alternate time. Any missed lessons not rescheduled in advance will not be made up or refunded.
Introductory - level 4
GROUP LESSONS
We will focus on:
levels 5 - 7
GROUP LESSONS
We will focus on:
levels 8 - 11
PRIVATE LESSONS
We will focus on:
All piano students should bring their song books and music writing books and a pencil, ruler and colouring pencils to every piano lesson.
Students will get a date stamp in their song book on each new song to indicate what is expected to be practiced.
For every song that is played properly, a merit stamp will be given. All dated songs without a merit stamp should continue to be practiced.
Every piano student should manage to be well prepared for their first year piano examination. There are two parts of the piano examinations, music writing called: theory and the playing part called: practical. The exams are held in May. Two quality framable certificates are issued with your children's names printed on them.
For students that are prepared there will be a nice piano class recital one evening in June for the piano class students to perform for their parents, other family members and friends that may wish to attend. Students must know their song(s) to be invited to perform in the recital.
Usually, students that give up did not bring their music books to to their lesson and did not practice at home. You can do it! Bring your books! Practice! Practice for at least 10 minutes at home every day.
Most beginning piano students have managed to have a great success with learning to read music to play the piano!
Many piano class students have become very successful composers, performers and even piano teachers!
Warmest Regards,
Your Piano Teacher's