Classes and Packages

Lessons are offered in the teacher's home studio in West LA or in your home. Weekly lesson times are reserved exclusively for your child and include:

Individualized lesson plans
Small group class opportunities
Written progress reports

Four 30 minute lessons per month

220 studio/280 in-home

Four 45 minute lessons per month

320 studio/390 in-home

Four 60 minute lessons per month

440 studio/560 in-home

At this time, my studio is at full capacity so I am unable to offer free trial sessions. An additional travel fee may apply based on the distance from the teacher’s home.

The set monthly fee, paid in advance at the beginning of the month, reserves your lesson time every week.

In the event of student or teacher illness, I also offer lessons over Zoom using two cameras, with one positioned directly above the piano keys.

I believe in the importance of clear communication between the teacher, students and parents. At the end of each lesson, I often record short video clips to demonstrate what to focus on during the week while practicing.

All classes include:

Learning to read music, sight reading and technical mastery of the instrument
Developing proper technique for instruments and voice
Achieving short and long-term goals through studio-held recital opportunities, as well as international examinations such as those through the Royal Conservatory of Music
Ear training, chords, harmonization, learning to sing and play in tune

Piano and Music Theory

Piano students will learn proper technique to maximize dexterity of fingers while minimizing the risk of injury to the delicate muscles in the wrists and fingers.

You will also learn chord inversions and structures which are crucial for improvisation and composition.

Violin and Viola

Suzuki based approach with an emphasis on musical games, listening, repetition to allow students to master concepts with confidence and enthusiasm.

Exploratory Class

Designed for children as young as 3, whose families are committed to music education but who have not yet chosen a primary instrument.

Try several instruments, musical games and interactive parent-child learning activities to introduce your child to a lifelong love of music.