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About KevinHello! Thank you for checking out my page :) My name is Kevin and I've been a musician and lover of music my whole life. Whether you're looking to learn a new instrument, improve your songwriting, or fine-tune any skills you have, I'm you're guy! I have a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Music and have been teaching various courses over the past decade. When not performing/teaching music, you can find me hiking the trails of the Pacific Northwest, attending concerts, and sipping a cappuccino. Thanks!Go to profileKevin P.
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What to expect from your music lessons
Most students take their first lesson within days of signing up, with teachers near them and no long-term commitment. Lessons usually run 60 minutes and cost $50 to $190, depending on teacher experience.
Designed for beginners and returners
70 to 80% of students start as beginners or after a long break.
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Frequently asked questions about music lessons
Prices vary by teacher experience, location, and demand, but most private music lessons on TeachMe.To range from $65 to $190 per lesson in Columbus. You'll see the exact price before you book and there are no hidden fees.
Yes. Around 70–80% of TeachMe.To music students start as beginners. Many teachers specialize in helping new students feel comfortable, build solid fundamentals, and actually enjoy their first time.
Teachers typically teach at home studios, music studios, or local venues in and around Columbus. Some also teach online. Each teacher's profile lists their usual locations, and you'll see the meeting spot before confirming your booking.
Bring your instrument if you have one, plus any songs or pieces you'd like to work on. Some teachers have an instrument you can use at their studio. Check their profile or message them after booking.
Most music lessons are 60 minutes, though many teachers also offer 30, 90, or 120-minute sessions. You can choose the length that fits your schedule and goals when booking.
TeachMe.To music teachers work with all levels—from first-timers who have never had a lesson to advanced musicians looking to sharpen specific skills. Each teacher's profile shows the levels they specialize in.
Each teacher profile includes their experience, teaching style, reviews from other students, and pricing. You can filter by skill level, price range, and location to find someone that feels like the right fit.
You can reschedule or cancel lessons anytime. If you cancel more than 24 hours before your lesson time, your payment typically stays with you as a future lesson (not cash), valid until its expiration date.
Absolutely. Many teachers specialize in teaching kids and juniors. Filter for teachers that can teach kids when browsing and you'll certainly find the perfect match for your kids.
Many teachers offer semi-private or small-group music lessons at different rates. You'll see group options and pricing on the teacher's profile and checkout, or you can ask them after booking.
You don't need to own an instrument to book your first lesson. Some teachers have one you can use at their studio. As you progress, your teacher can help you choose the right instrument for your level and goals.


