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piano lessons in Post Falls, ID enrollment

Enrollment

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A lifelong road of joy and discovery awaits the individual who chooses to take piano lessons. With patient, and diligent practice, anyone can learn to play.

Enrollment is open all year long, to all ages and skill levels.

New students commit to a 3 month trial period at the end of which is a parent/teacher meeting. At that point, a determination will be made as to whether or not the student continues. If both the student and teacher wish to continue with lessons, the student is required to commit to the remainder of the studio calendar year, and the teacher reserves an exclusive time slot in the schedule for the student.

Returning students are required to commit to one year of instruction.

piano lessons in Post Falls, ID studio info

 Studio Info  

piano lessons in Post Falls, ID tuition

Tuition

 

Tuition not only covers the face to face time spent with the teacher, but much more!

  • Lesson preparation

  • Treat chest and prizes

  • Recital cost and preparation

  • Teacher's training and experience

  • Studio expenses ie., tuning, copying, business licenses, etc.

These are just a few examples of where your tuition goes. Request the "Where Does My Music Tuition Go" pamphlet for more information.

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Tuition is calculated annually and may be paid monthly or quarterly, and is pro-rated for new students enrolling mid-year.

All lessons are private and weekly, except for summertime group lessons.

 

30 minute lesson - $900 per year

Divided into 12 monthly installments of $75, or 4 quarterly installments of $225

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45 minute lesson - $1350 per year

Divided into 12 monthly installments of $112.50, or  quarterly installments of $337.50

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60 minute lesson - $1800 per year

Divided into 12 monthly installments of $150, or 4 quarterly installments of $450

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piano lessons in Post Falls, ID make up lessons

Make up lessons

 

The tuition you pay reserves an exclusive weekly time slot in the teacher's schedule. Studio space is limited and often at maximum capacity. If the teacher's schedule permits, she is more than happy to reschedule, however, because specific times are set aside for specific students, make up lessons cannot be guaranteed. Listed below are some great alternatives if you simply cannot make your lesson.

 

  • Skype or the telephone are both very useful tools for the student who cannot make their lesson due to mild illness, inclement weather, etc.

  • Lesson Swaps are available to the families who choose to be on the swap list.

  • Sibling Bonus Time is used by many families who have multiple children enrolled in lessons. If one child cannot make their lesson, we may extend the lesson time of the other student to include both lessons.

  • Group Lessons are offered Nov., Feb., and May, specifically for those who missed any lessons during the preceding months.

  • Performance Classes are scheduled a couple of weeks before each recital. These may be viewed as a form of make up lesson.

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