Guitar lessons will focus on what the student would like to learn, whether it be finger-style melodies, lead guitar, rock solos, rhythm accompaniment, or finger-picking patterns. Students may also learn to accompany themselves vocally.

Piano lessons will cover hand independence, scales, sight-reading, and music theory, but will also cater to student preferences. We can learn anything from Beethoven to jazz standards to pop music accompaniment!

Voice students will learn the fundamentals of singing including breathing, posture, diction, repertoire, as well as pitch training and developing timbre. Singing lessons can help improve self-expression skills, boost confidence, and improve speech and communication skills.

Similar to guitar, lessons will be student-driven, and focus on learning songs the student would like to learn. In ukulele lessons you will learn chords shapes, finger-style melodies, and finger-picking. This is a great pre-guitar teaching tool!

Songwriting lessons include learning about song form, chord progressions, melody creation, music theory, instrument instruction, and performance, all with an emphasis on discovering your own voice and developing your creative and artistic vision.

Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish functional non-music goals. It is a fun, effective way to improve life skills through music making. Goals can include:

Improving attention & focus

Improving speech & communication

Developing cognitive & social skills