Tuition and Services

Are you or your child interested in piano lessons? Contact us to learn more about the studio.

All lessons are customized to the individual and take place weekly on a month-to-month commitment basis. Depending on the age, experience, ability of the student, and availability the teacher will suggest a 30-, 45-, or 60-minute weekly session. The teacher works closely with students and families to assess the best teaching plan for each individual student.

Monthly tuition is calculated based on approximately four lessons per month over the 10-month school year (September through June). Please note that a 10-month commitment is not required. Depending on how the calendar falls, some months will have more lessons than others. Over the course of the 10-month school year (with holidays and breaks included), students will average four lessons per month. Tuition remains the same each month of the school year.

  • 30-minute weekly lessons ...................... $188/month

  • 45-minute weekly lessons ...................... $274/month

  • 60-minute weekly lessons ...................... $342/month

Tuition is due by the first of the month. Enrollment mid-month will be prorated. Kindly see our studio policies for information about payment methods, the cancellation/makeup policy, holidays/breaks, and more. A special summer session in July and August is available for students who would like to continue weekly lessons or do drop-ins over the summer.

If you are in need of financial assistance, music scholarships are available. Please visit musicwings.org for more information or to apply for a scholarship.

Where do your tuition dollars go?

Here's what your monthly fees cover so you can better understand the services we provide for you:

  • One-on-one time with the student

  • Time spent customizing student lessons

  • Coordination of studio events/recitals

  • Communications with parents

  • Certificate of Merit and National Piano Guild coordination and planning

  • Student support and evaluation

  • Studio supplies and pedagogical resources

  • High quality instrument and upkeep

  • Teacher experience and formal education

  • Teacher accomplishments, publications, and continued education

  • Teacher participation in professional music organizations

  • A friendly and supportive learning environment