Music Lessons

Private lessons are offered on all popular instruments and voice. We have found that private one-on-one instruction allows students to progress at their own pace and gain the best understanding of musical techniques. Students can start private lessons as young as 5 years old. Students can start private lessons any time of the year or month so there’s no need to wait to get started. A variety of styles are taught such as pop, jazz, rock and classical. Contact the school office in your location to see which times and days are available.

Recitals

Students are given an opportunity to perform in 2 recitals a year, performed in December & May at Walnut Grove.

Location

Private Music Classes Are Offered For The Following
Piano, Voice, & Violin

Monday – Thursday	2:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Please call 402-333-4426 for available times.

Music Class Fees:

Music Lessons are paid monthly and you can start anytime!

Yearly registration fee: $25/student
Private 30-minute lessons once a week – $28/per class

Payment Option Plans

Charge Card automatic payment: With your permission, we will charge your monthly tuition to your Mastercard, Discover or Visa on the 1st of each month.

Question and Answers

Do I need a piano at home to take piano lessons?

It is ideal if you do have a piano at home, but you can start lessons by using an electric keyboard to practice on. Most of our students rent or buy small electric keyboards to practice on at home. We recommend a keyboard that has regular sized keys and a touch sensitive response. A touch sensitive keyboard means if you press a key harder it will play louder and if you press a key softer it will play quieter

How long does it take to learn an instrument?

There is no set answer of how long it takes to learn an instrument. With regular practice, a basic level of playing can be accomplished in a few months. Most of our students take lessons on a long term basis because they want to be constantly improving and they find the lessons enjoyable.

I don't have any musical background or ability; can I still help my child practice

Yes. Even if you don't have a musical background you can ask the teacher for advice on how to help your child practice. By simply monitoring that they are doing exercises a certain number of times per day the student will progress. Many parents occasionally sit in on their child's music lesson to get an idea of the proper way a song should sound or how the student should be positioning their hands.