Frequently Asked Questions
Which instruments are taught?
We currently offer lessons for piano, drums, guitar (electric, acoustic and classical), bass guitar, banjo, ukulele, voice, strings (violin, viola, upright bass, and cello), brass (trumpet, trombone, etc.) and woodwinds (saxophone, flute, clarinet, and oboe). Other instruments may be available upon request.
How often are lessons?
Usually lessons are once each week, either 30 or 60 minutes at a time. However, drum students have the option of taking 60 minute lessons every other week for the same price if scheduled directly with the instructor.
Who are the teachers?
Drums: Daniel Lauby & Dan Lauby
Guitar: Michael Fenton & Sarah Nation
Piano: Jonathan Coleman & Alexis Mumma
Bass Guitar: Michael Fenton
Strings: Cora Roark & Eliot Crispin
Brass: Corey Pine
Saxophone: Larry Comer
Woodwinds: (Instructor Pending)
Voice: Alexis Mumma
How much do I need to practice?
We recommend setting aside an age appropriate amount of time, multiple times a week. Consistent practice is the only way to gain skill and fluency in music.
Have another question?
We are happy to answer any questions you may have!
We currently offer lessons for piano, drums, guitar (electric, acoustic and classical), bass guitar, banjo, ukulele, voice, strings (violin, viola, upright bass, and cello), brass (trumpet, trombone, etc.) and woodwinds (saxophone, flute, clarinet, and oboe). Other instruments may be available upon request.
How often are lessons?
Usually lessons are once each week, either 30 or 60 minutes at a time. However, drum students have the option of taking 60 minute lessons every other week for the same price if scheduled directly with the instructor.
Who are the teachers?
Drums: Daniel Lauby & Dan Lauby
Guitar: Michael Fenton & Sarah Nation
Piano: Jonathan Coleman & Alexis Mumma
Bass Guitar: Michael Fenton
Strings: Cora Roark & Eliot Crispin
Brass: Corey Pine
Saxophone: Larry Comer
Woodwinds: (Instructor Pending)
Voice: Alexis Mumma
How much do I need to practice?
We recommend setting aside an age appropriate amount of time, multiple times a week. Consistent practice is the only way to gain skill and fluency in music.
Have another question?
We are happy to answer any questions you may have!