STRUCTURE

1. Overall, students take piano lessons for 30 or 60 minutes in person, while 45 minutes is another option for virtual lessons. Coaching sessions for acting and public speaking follow this structure, as well. Note that lesson duration also depends on factors such as age and skill level. 

2. Students may also sign up for a combo package of piano lessons with other types of lessons.

3. Students are given opportunities to perform, for instance on recitals. Performance is an option, not a requirement.

4. Generally, students take their lessons once a week, though some do twice a week if approved.

5. Students typically take lessons on weekdays after work or school, including those who live or work in these areas: Chelsea, Flatiron, Midtown Manhattan, Union Square, Soho, Tribeca, Financial District, Battery Park, East Village, West Village, Greenwich Village, Upper East Side, and Upper West Side. 

POLICIES

1. Students take lessons once a week (or two lessons per week if requested and approved). They enjoy flexibility that is built into scheduling to help ensure that this happens.

2. Students reschedule lessons to another week or extend the duration of future lessons rather than skipping lessons. This policy is relaxed during the summer.

3. Students submit payments in 4-lesson cycles in the week before the start of the next cycle. Acceptable payment methods Include Zelle, cash, or check. All payments are non-refundable. Any unused lessons in a 4-lesson cycle will remain as a credit for 6 months before being forfeited.

4. A lesson that is canceled with 24-hours notice or less is missed and the fee is forfeited. Students can simply reschedule their lesson for cancellations made with more than 24-hours notice (though 48-hours notice or more is appreciated) 

5. If the instructor cannot teach for any particular reason, she will work with the student to reschedule the lesson(s).

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

If you have questions about how lessons work, feel free to contact us.