Pick an instrument and a lesson length. We will confirm a recurring time that holds for the term.
Piano, thirty minutes
The most common starting instrument. Works well in almost any home, no neighbors to consider, and the length young beginners can actually hold focus for.
30 min - $140/mo
Guitar, forty-five minutes
The other common entry point. Portable and quiet enough for an apartment, though fingertip soreness in week one is normal, not a sign of the wrong instrument.
45 min - $180/mo
Voice, thirty minutes
Breath support and pitch before repertoire. No instrument to buy or store, which makes this the easiest lesson to simply start.
Violin, forty-five minutes
Honest note up front: the first months sound rough through a wall. Renting an instrument first is the right call here, almost without exception.
Drums, sixty minutes
Needs real space and a patient household. Practice pads and electronic kits make this workable in a small home; ask us about them before you buy anything acoustic.
60 min - $220/mo
Ukulele, thirty minutes
Four strings, low tension on the fingers, and chords within the first lesson. A common instrument for a younger sibling waiting to be old enough for guitar.
Bass, forty-five minutes
Usually a second instrument for a student already reading music, though we take first-time bassists too, especially ones who already play in a school band.