Studio Policy
Simple terms, consistent results
Simple terms, consistent results
At your piano lesson we delve into targeted concepts that are designed for you. Because we practice together at your lesson, you will know how to practice and continue learning at home. I seek to guide you in a positive environment so you can achieve your piano goals. Do you want to learn piano pop songs, gospel, or classical music? We will find strategies and ways to practice so you can achieve those goals.
Please arrive promptly with your practice chart, music books, and provided binder. Having quality piano practice for at least 5 days a week and 30 minutes a day will help you advance and achieve your goals quickly. Ask questions at your lesson! I want you to completely understand how to practice piano each day.
30 Minute Piano Lessons cost $100 each month. Pay with Venmo, check, or cash by the 18th each month. If payment is made after the 18th of the month, a $10 late fee per student will be added to the $100 fee.
45 Minute Piano Lessons cost $140 each month. Pay with Venmo, check, or cash by the 18th each month. If payment is made after the 18th of the month, a $10 late fee per student will be added to the $100 fee.
60 Minute Piano Lessons cost $200 each month Pay with Venmo, check, or cash by the 18th each month. If payment is made after the 18th of the month, a $10 late fee per student will be added to the $100 fee.
If I have an emergency and cannot teach you, I will text and email you within 24 hours of your lesson time to reschedule, swap times with a different student, or cancel. Likewise, if you have an emergency, please text and email me within 24 hours of your lesson time so we can reschedule, swap times with a different student, or cancel. If you forget a lesson, I ask that you pay a no-show fee of $25 for the time I have scheduled to teach you.
No lessons will be taught on the following days.
September 7
October 19-24
November 25-28
December 18-31
Piano With Purpose is located in my private home studio. If your child is taking piano lessons, I want you to feel comfortable with their safety during lesson time. Because of that, you are welcome to attend piano lessons, even if your other children have to come. Another idea might be to stream your child's piano lesson privately with you using Google Meet or another platform.
A child's success in learning how to play the piano often depends on the involvement of the parent. Please join the last 5 minutes of your child's piano lesson at least once a month so that we can check in about progress goals.
If mobility or accessibility are concerns, we'll do our best to find a solution that works for you and your family.