Cello Lessons That Build Confidence & Creativity

Yes. You will learn new concepts at every lesson and are expected to practice them every day at home before checking in with your teacher at your next lesson to learn the next concept.

That said, you don’t have to have your own cello do have a first lesson. Your teacher can discuss an instrument for you at your first lesson.

There are local places that will measure you as well as rent or sell you a cello. However, usually these music stores don’t have professional cellists on staff to talk to you so it’s better to have this conversation with your teacher at your first lesson.

Every child is different when it comes to their attention span and ability to take formal music lessons. Teachers will assess an individual student’s level and tailor lessons to what works for each student’s learning style. For our youngest students, that means incorporating music theory games that will teach them notes, dynamic signs, etc. along with their instrument.

No one is ever too old to enjoy cello lessons. Some students are looking for an academic music experience and some students want to simply enjoy a hobby. We cater to both. Your goals for yourself are also our goals.

Membership is a flat rate of $175/mo for weekly, half-hour private sessions. This doesn’t fluctuate if there is a holiday or a fifth lesson-week in the month. The membership stays the same flat rate. We keep it simple!

Commitment for cello lessons is on a month-to-month membership basis with a 30-day notice of cancellation.

If you think you’ll be needing to cancel your music lesson, all we ask is for at least a 24-hour’s notice in order for that lesson to be eligible for a rescheduled time slot. Lessons cancelled with less than a 24-hour’s notice are not eligible for a makeup lesson or a refund. By law, our teachers are required to be paid for the time they were scheduled for on the day of the lesson. That is why we ask for a 24-hour’s notice of cancellation.