| Music Lesson FAQ |
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A. Taking lessons in a carefully controlled studio environment allows the instructors to teach at their best, and the students benefit greatly. For example, studios will have many teaching aids, games, and important accessories to help the lessons run smoothly, motivate practicing, and demonstrate concepts in a clear and concise manner. Studio environments have excellent lighting, climate control, and seating for all ages and heights of players, both on guitar and piano as well as extensive libraries of sheet music. So we always recommend that students take lessons at a studio when and if possible. Studio lesson slots fill up fast, and there is almost always a waiting list. If you want to start right away, and/or wish to have the convenience of having a teacher come to your home, and don't mind the extra tuition associated with this convenience, then in-home lessons can work well. We can help you optimize your child's in-home lesson experience by specifying how to setup your music rooms/area with the same amenities a studio would have, such as piano seat cushions, piano foot benches, heavy-duty music stands, and good lighting. All of these details comprise important aspects of ensuring succesful and producive lessons for your child.
Q: We bought our child a guitar for Christmas, can she begin learning on this instrument? |