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Lessons are held once a week, on the same day and time each week. Every year we have a high demand and a waiting list; as a result, biweekly lessons and customized schedules are not available. Some students may opt for multiple lessons per week depending on their goals.
We offer programs for a wide range of ages. Some group programs start as early as 1 year old (e.g., Cadenza Music Sprouts), while private lessons typically begin around age 5, depending on the instrument and the child’s readiness.
Private lessons are usually 30 or 45 minutes. Group classes vary by program, ranging from 30 to 45 minutes.
We offer lessons in piano, guitar, voice, drums, ukulele, and bass. Contact us to see what’s currently available.
We recommend daily practice, even if it’s just 15–30 minutes for beginners. Consistency is key to progress.
If a student chooses to end lessons before the session concludes, a $50 administrative fee will apply, along with the loss of any remaining prepaid tuition. We kindly ask for one month’s written notice in advance.
Tuition is non-refundable for the month in which notice is provided. Any future payments scheduled beyond that month will be cancelled.
In some cases, the school may need to discontinue lessons due to ongoing absences, disruptive behavior, or outstanding payments. We always aim to work with families to find a solution before taking this step.
Yes, having access to an instrument at home is highly recommended from the start of lessons. Regular practice between lessons is essential for progress. If you don’t have an instrument yet, we’re happy to offer guidance on rental or purchase options.
Yes! We host student recitals and performances throughout the year to help students build confidence and share their progress. Participation is encouraged but not mandatory.
Tuition includes weekly private lessons, participation in two recitals, and access to a professionally maintained and insured learning environment.
The registration fee helps cover administrative setup, student record processing, personalized program planning, scheduling coordination, and access to studio policies. It also includes a welcome package to help students get started smoothly.
Yes, we offer an academic track for students preparing for Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM).
Absolutely! We welcome students of all ages and skill levels, including adult beginners and those returning to music after a break.
Hand washing right before the class is a must!
If you or your child are experiencing any of the following symptoms—persistent cough, sneezing, or fever—please keep them at home and do not bring them to the studio. This helps ensure a safe and healthy environment for all students and staff. Schedule an online lesson instead.
Please advise us if you or your child have any medical issues or allergies.
Create a Routine. Set a consistent time each day for practice. Short, daily sessions (15–30 minutes, depending on age and level) are more effective than one long session per week. Provide a Quiet Practice Space distraction-free with proper lighting and a comfortable setup.
Be Involved (Especially for Younger Students) From time to time sit with your child during practice, help them follow the teacher’s notes. Just showing interest makes a big difference.
Use a Practice Chart, Timer, Point system. Visual tools can help children stay motivated and see their progress.
Praise effort and consistency, not just perfection. Celebrate small wins!
Stay in Communication with the Teacher.
Yes, you may drop off your child and return at the end of the lesson. However, we ask that you arrive promptly for pick-up, as we are unable to provide supervision outside of scheduled lesson times.
Consistent attendance and regular practice are essential for progress. Each week, students will be assigned new material to practice at home. While repertoire and recital pieces may take several weeks to master, students are generally expected to cover a few pages from their method book and new technical exercises each week. If you notice that the same homework is being repeated for various weeks it may be a sign that additional practice time is needed.
-Book method. Which will be assigned by your teacher on the first class.
-Pencil.
-Any sheets or printed music assigned by your teacher.
Place them in a binder or duotang folder.
-Piano students will need a music notebook, also known as manuscript paper or music paper, which is preprinted with staves (sets of five horizontal lines) for writing musical notation.
-Guitar, Ukulele, and Bass Students: Please bring your own instrument. Amplifiers will be provided in the studio. Drum Students: Bring your own drum sticks.
You can register online by filling out the registration form. After submitting, we’ll contact you to confirm your time slot and finalize scheduling. Secure your spot by depositing the registration fee.