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Fee Schedule - for semester dates see Calendar link

Piano Lessons, Private, by the half-hour

 

$15per lesson or


$220/Fall Semester (15 Lessons), payment due the first lesson of each month as follows:
August : $65 (first lesson is last week of August)
October: $65
November: $65
December: $25
 

$295/Spring Semester (20 Lessons), payment due the first lesson of each month as follows:
January: $65
February: $65
March: $65
April: $65
May: $35

** Summer lessons & portions of semesters will be prorated from the semester price at $15 per lesson.

 
Singing Lessons, Private, by the half-hour

$20/lesson

$300/Fall Semester (15 Lessons, $20/lesson) payment due the first lesson of each month as follows:
August: $90 (first lesson is last week of August)
October: $90
November: $90
December: $30

$400/Spring Semester (20 Lessons, $20/lesson) payment due the first lesson of each month as follows:
January: $90
February: $90
March: $90
April: $90
May: $40

** Summer lessons & portions of semesters will be prorated from the semester price at $20 per lesson.

Singing & Early Childhood Music Group Classes

$15/class or
Payment for entire session up front, sessions are typically 5 weeks long.  Sessions are based on a $10/class scale.
Guitar Lesson, Private, by the half-hour

Priced the same as piano lessons.
Semi-Private Instruction

$5/half-hour added to usual rates for each additional student
Large-group Instruction

$35/hour is the standard charge, however travel fees may apply.
Other

To be determined by the situation.
Returned Check Charge $50 or my bank fees, whichever is greater.

 

All rates are based on half-hour lessons.  Lessons of longer time periods are based off of the 30 minute price.

 

 

 

Cash is the preferred method of payment.  If you need a different form of payment, contact me for other arrangements.

We Hear and Play piano lessons typically start out as 15 minutes in length and gradually lengthen as the child's attention span increases.  Exact lengths may vary from week to week, depending on the child's disposition that particular day.  A 30 minute block of time will be set aside and charged for the lesson, however, frequently the entire time will not be used.  This is to the child's advantage -- a toddler cannot be successfully forced or coerced to play the piano, rather music instruction must be an invitation and appeal to the child's desire to have fun.