Your Complete Lesson Guide

Everything you need to know about our online music education programs

Lesson Formats

Live Video Lessons

Connect with your instructor in real-time through video calls. Get immediate feedback and ask questions as you learn. Sessions are typically 30 or 60 minutes.

Pre-Recorded Modules

Access a library of structured video lessons you can watch at your convenience. Perfect for learning fundamentals and reviewing techniques repeatedly.

Practice Materials

Download sheet music, backing tracks, and exercise guides. Reinforce what you learn during lessons with materials designed for independent practice.

Learning Paths

Beginner Path

Starting with no prior experience, this path introduces you to your chosen instrument. You will learn basic techniques, music reading, and simple songs over 3-6 months.

Introduction to instrument handling and posture
Basic music theory and notation
Simple melodies and chord progressions
Rhythm and timing fundamentals

Intermediate Path

For students with foundational knowledge, this path expands your skills and repertoire. Expect to tackle more complex pieces and explore different musical styles.

Advanced techniques and expression
Scale and arpeggio mastery
Genre-specific playing styles
Performance preparation

Advanced Path

Designed for experienced musicians seeking to refine their craft. Focus on interpretation, complex compositions, and developing your unique musical voice.

Complex repertoire and arrangements
Improvisation and composition
Performance techniques
Style specialization

Lesson Duration and Frequency

Weekly Sessions

Most students benefit from weekly lessons, allowing time to practice between sessions. Choose from 30-minute or 60-minute time slots based on your goals.

Bi-Weekly Option

Perfect for busy schedules or students who need more practice time between lessons. Maintain steady progress while accommodating other commitments.

Flexible Scheduling

Book lessons when it works for you. Our instructors offer various time slots throughout the week, including evenings and weekends.

What You Need to Start

Technical Requirements

Computer, tablet, or smartphone with camera and microphone
Stable internet connection for video streaming
Headphones recommended for better audio quality
Well-lit space for instructor to see your technique

Musical Equipment

Your chosen instrument in good working condition
Music stand for holding materials
Notebook for taking notes during lessons
Metronome and tuner (apps work perfectly)

Ready to Get Started?

Have questions about which lesson format or learning path is right for you? Contact us to discuss your musical goals and find the perfect program.