Half-hour lessons are $50 and full-hour lessons are $90
For students 10 and under, lessons are $60 (half-hour) or $100 (full-hour)
Yes — you'll need your own instrument at home. Lessons build on the practice you do between them, so having one to play every day is required, not optional — plan to have it before your first lesson. For most instruments it's an easy errand: a local music shop can help you pick a solid beginner instrument, and piano students can start on a basic keyboard. Violin and upright bass students — just ask, and Scott will point you to the right place to buy or rent.
Most of our students are 10 and up, but Scott teaches a few younger students each week, some as young as 7 or 8. Younger students start the same way everyone does: with a trial lesson.
If it turns out not to be the right time yet, Scott will say so kindly — often it's just a matter of waiting a bit or getting an instrument set up at home to practice on — and you're always welcome to circle back when the timing's better.
Lessons are held at Scott's San Luis Obispo studio, or online over video — whichever works best for you. In-home lessons aren't offered.
Scott will reach out by text (or email if you opted out of texts) to confirm details and schedule your first lesson. Usually within a day or two.
