Beginner training plan
Your first lessonThe first lesson is a relaxed introduction where I get to know the student’s goals, experience level, and musical interests. Beginners can expect to learn the basics of the instrument, including posture, hand position, how to make a sound, and a simple plan for what to practice at home.
Lesson 11+After the first several lessons, instruction becomes more personalized to the student’s interests and goals. We continue strengthening fundamentals while adding music, skills, and concepts that fit the student, such as favorite songs, ensemble music, or improvisation.
Lesson 4-10During lessons 4–10, students continue building a strong foundation in tone, technique, rhythm, note reading, and musical expression. Lessons include level-appropriate music and clear practice goals so progress feels steady and manageable.
Lesson 2-3In lessons 2–3, we reinforce the basics from the first lesson and start building consistency. Students will learn more notes, simple rhythms, and short exercises or songs while developing good practice habits.
Advanced training plan
Your first lessonThe first lesson is a chance to get to know the student’s goals, background, strengths, and areas they want to improve. Advanced students can expect to play familiar material, discuss their current practice routine, and identify specific priorities such as tone, technique, interpretation, improvisation, auditions, or ensemble preparation.
