FAQs

Unfortunately not for a variety of reasons. The first lesson can be nerve-wracking. The presence of a new teacher, possibly a new environment, and the pressure to perform can impact one's ability to enjoy the lesson fully. As comfort levels increase over time, so does the enjoyment of the lesson. The relationship between [...]

There is no set answer of how long it takes to learn an instrument. With regular practice a basic level of playing can be accomplished in a few months. Most of our students take lessons on a long-term basis because they want to be constantly improving, and they find the lessons enjoyable.

Yes they can and are encouraged to take music they want to learn to their teachers.

In order to reinforce what you have learned in your lesson, improve upon it and perfect it for performance. Much like an athlete, your muscles as well as your ears must be trained to respond in a way that will create the desired outcome of making music for you and others to enjoy.

A minimum of 30 minutes practice, five days per week for beginning lessons is required for students. Very young students, ages 6 through 8 should practice 10-15 minutes per day for five days. It’s okay to break the practice sessions up into smaller segments if needed.

All teachers are required to have a minimum of 5 years teaching full time privately and have degrees in music schools such as Berklee College Of Music, Western Connecticut State University, Bucknell University, New England Conservatory Of Music and University Of Hartford. They all have a background in teaching and regularly perform throughout [...]