This is a question we get a lot and we’ll be honest with you: learning an instrument takes a lot of time. It is typically a years-long journey. If you want to get better at singing karaoke, we can give you some tips and exercises to help you sound more confident in just a few lessons. If you want to learn Billy Joel songs on the piano, it’ll take much longer. Our most successful students make music a part of their lifestyle. They stay consistent and don’t sweat it if they miss a lesson or are too busy to practice one week. They get back on and keep going. Learning an instrument is a journey. You’ll learn a lot about yourself, and your goals will change as you progress. The important part is to take the first step, and see what’s possible.

The assessment fee is $32. Weekly lessons are between $138 and $274 per month. See pricing details.

Your lessons will be guided by your goals. You'll learn exactly what you need and nothing you don't. For example, if your goal is to sing Tom Petty songs around a campfire, your teacher will skip note reading and theory and go straight for the three chords you need to play any Petty tune. If you want your child to learn how to be a well rounded musical human with all the accompanying developmental benefits, your teacher will use a curriculum like Faber, Bastein or Alfred's and take them through theory, technique and note reading, as well as playing fun songs they'll enjoy. If you're not sure what your goals are yet, or even what instrument to choose - no problem! We'll match you with a teacher of multiple instruments who can take you through different concepts and possibilities, always focusing on music you like.

Our Perfect Match Promise is our guarantee to you that you'll love your teacher, or we'll match you with a new one for free. It means there's no risk to sign up for your first lesson.