How Music Lessons Work

Music Lessons for children of all ages and skill levels

Lessons spark curiosity, build confidence, and keep learning fun with age-appropriate methods that help kids progress at their own pace. And there’s no experience needed. We guide each step so learning feels comfortable, achievable, and fun!

  • Safe, comfortable in home music lessons or online lessons
  • Flexible scheduling for busy families
  • University-trained, experienced teachers
  • 30, 45, or 60-minute private lessons
  • Fully vetted instructors

What Instrument Should My Child Learn First?

Picking an instrument is the first big step in the journey. We teach piano, violin, guitar, drums, voice, and many others. Not sure where to begin? Our guide on choosing a musical instrument for a child will walk you through what to consider so your child feels confident and excited from the start.

Click on one of the instrument icons below for more information!

Trusted In Home Music Lessons Since 1997

For over 25 years, our teachers have been helping families bring music into their homes. Every instructor is part of our teaching staff, receives ongoing training, and is background-checked for your child’s safety.

Meet Our Private Music Lesson Teachers!

We believe great music lessons start with great teachers. Every instructor passes a full background check and brings strong musical training and professional experience.

Our instructors take time to understand your child’s personality, learning style, and goals. They encourage steady growth, celebrate milestones, and make music something your child looks forward to each week.

Yaniv Levi

Instrument(s): Bass Guitar, Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Voice

City: Seattle

Yaniv Levi is a passionate performer that enjoys art in its several forms, but believes music is the one true universal language, the one of the soul. Yaniv started his journey at age 12 falling in love with music, and learning piano at his local church, determined to eventually learn how to play all instrume...

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Eric Ferrer

Multi-instrumentalist, Songwriter, and composer Eric Andres Ferrer; graduated from Miami Dade Music College earning a A.A. in Music Theory and Composition. Afterwards He Continued to Pursue His B.A. in FIU. once College was Complete Eric Ferrer set out to create a curriculum for his students that engages Simp...

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Dylan Conant

Instrument(s): Bass Guitar, Drums, Guitar

City: Denver

Dylan Conant is a young musician based in Denver. He has been playing guitar since the age of 8, and has been playing drums and bass since around age 12. He quickly developed a passion for writing, recording, and performing different styles of music.

Dylan attended Denver School of the Arts as a guitar ma...

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Clarke Harris

Instrument(s): Music Theory, Piano, Voice

City: Atlanta

Clarke Harris is one of the most in-demand young countertenors in the southeast region, singing a wide variety of repertoire. He received his training at New England Conservatory under Mark Pearson and noted voice and diction coach, John Moriarty. He continues studying in Atlanta with Sharon Stephenson. Add...

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Cassi Gardner

Instrument(s): Piano, Voice

City: Houston

Cassi Irene Gardner is a recent graduate from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where she pursued a Master's of Music in Vocal Performance. She is now performing and teaching all over the state of Texas with entities such as Houston Grand Opera's "Opera to Go!", The Lubbock Symphony, Amarillo Opera, Am...

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Erling Iverson

Instrument(s): Clarinet, Flute, Piano, Saxophone

City: Seattle

Native to Washington, Erling Iverson is a graduate of the University of Washington, with post graduate studies in Siena, Italy. His teachers have included Ronald Phillips, William McColl, Karl Leister and Anthony Gigliotti.

Erling has played in the Seattle Youth Symphony, The Seattle Symphony, the Seattle...

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Trey Dunnahoo

Instrument(s): Drums, Guitar

City: Atlanta

Trey picked up the guitar at age 11 and by 15 he was a part of multiple bands playing in clubs and festivals around the state of Georgia. At a young age Trey was studying music from all around the world and grew fond of Jazz and experimental music. He is currently a Jazz Performance major at Kennesaw State Un...

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Victoria Ho

Vicky is a music teacher originally from Cocoa Beach, FL. She has been teaching since 2008, starting in the Central Florida area and has been in the Southwest Virginia region for the past five years. She has finished coursework for her Masters of Science in Music Therapy at Radford University and received he...

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Matthew Chiorazzi

Instrument(s): Bass Guitar, Guitar, Mandolin, Piano, Ukulele

City: Seattle

After graduating from the University of Arizona, Matthew Chiorazzi decided to pack up everything in his Mini-Cooper and move up to the Pacific Northwest to pursue teaching. He earned his BA in Elementary Education with an English as a Second Language Endorsement and started off substitute teaching in the Bel...

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Christopher Watson

Instrument(s): Guitar, Piano, Violin

Chris Watson is a violin, piano and guitar instructor in the Washington, D.C. area. He enjoys making lessons fun and intriguing to improve his students’ literacy, as well as increase their sense of musicianship.

Chris started playing the violin when he was 9 years old. He continued his study throughout...

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The Benefits of Music Lessons at Home

Music lessons shape skills that last a lifetime, from focus and creativity to confidence and a love of learning.

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Builds Focus & Discipline

Children learn how to set goals, work through challenges, and see tasks through.

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Encourages Creativity & Expression

Music gives students a positive outlet to share ideas and emotions.

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Boosts Confidence

Every mastered song and skill helps students believe in their abilities.

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Fits Easily into Family Life

Lessons in a familiar space make it easier to relax, learn, and practice regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best age to start music lessons?

If your child enjoys music, it’s the right time. There’s never a bad age.

How do you choose the right teacher for my child?

By listening to what you tell us about your child and you’d like them to have lessons. All of our teachers work on creating a positive learning environment that supports students strengths. Regarding safety, every teacher passes a full background check through Accurate Background.

How much do music lessons cost?

Our lesson rates vary based on the length of the lesson and your location. Because we teach in many cities across the country, we’ll share your specific pricing options when you inquire about lessons in your area. Contact us here!

How can I help my child practice without battles?

There are so many ways to help children practice. We listen and learn from teaching your child and focus on making practice something your child looks forward to. Teachers give simple, achievable goals and make sure each step feels like a win. We also share tips with parents to keep practice short, consistent, and positive.  Read more: Learning How to Practice

Can my child switch instruments later?

Yes. As interests change, students often decide to try a new instrument. We make the transition smooth by connecting what they’ve already learned to new skills, helping them stay confident and excited about music.

Do you offer music programs in schools?

Yes. Through our Music In Your School program, we provide classes, private or group lessons, and preschool music programs during the school day or in after-school settings. These programs bring skilled, background-checked teachers to your campus, often at no cost to the school.