“Education isn’t just about feeding the brain. Art and music feed the heart and soul” - Julie Garwood

Lessons

Staff Paper for handwritten work
If computer is preferred, a free program like MuseScore works well, or a program such as Dorico, Finale, or Sibelius works well as a paid option.
Notebook for lesson notes
Pencils
Other materials are assigned during lessons
Access to a piano frequently is preferred

I accept venmo, zelle, check, or cash.
All payments are due by the first lesson of the month, and a bill is sent out at the beginning of the month for your records, followed by a receipt when paid.
If the prices listed are in a range that feels impossible, please reach out and there are a variety of payment plans/sliding scale options. I believe every child should be able to receive an education in music regardless of financial background.
Materials required varies depending on the student and their level. Please see the section on this page titled “materials” for a more in depth look and links for books.
Each student learns differently, and I use a range of lesson books and methods to convey information.
* if cost of materials is an issue, please let me know and we will work out a way to get those materials for the student regardless.
If needed, I can offer remote lessons via zoom or facetime. While this is not my preferred method and creates extra setup for both myself and the guardian, I understand some circumstances must accommodate this!
Please reach out to contact me for a remote lesson for more detail on what this looks like.