02 — Studio
Piano lessons
Beginner through intermediate, all ages, in Connecticut or online. Every student leaves with a written practice plan for the week — the lesson is where problems get fixed, not where practice happens.
Rates
| Lesson | Rate |
|---|---|
| First lessonA fit check. No package, no commitment. | $50 typical$20 |
| 45 minutesWeekly. Best for beginners and younger students. | $55–70 typical$35 |
| 60 minutesWeekly. For intermediate students and adults. | $70–90 typical$45 |
| Block of 8 lessonsPaid up front. Saves one lesson. | $245 |
| Online lessonSame lesson, over video. Anywhere. | $30per 45 min |
Technique matters, but nobody sticks with an instrument they never get to enjoy.
What to practise, how long, and what "done" looks like. Sent after each lesson.
Classical foundation, but if a student wants to learn a song they actually like, that's the fastest route in.
Questions
Do we need a piano at home?
A weighted 88-key digital keyboard is enough to start. Guidance on what to buy is free — ask before you spend.
Where do lessons happen?
Your home, the studio, or online. In-home lessons within 15 miles are the same price.
What ages?
Roughly 6 and up, including adult beginners. The first lesson tells us whether it's a fit.
What if we miss a week?
Reschedule free with 24 hours' notice. Inside 24 hours the lesson is charged.
Start with one lesson, $20.
A fit check with no package and no commitment. If it works, book weekly from there.
Book a first lesson