The introductory level class is designed for beginners who are just starting to learn their instrument. It focuses on building a strong foundation in the basics, including proper technique, posture, and fundamental music theory. Students will receive step-by-step guidance, ensuring they develop confidence and a solid understanding of their instrument from the very beginning. This class is perfect for those who are new to playing or have limited experience, providing the essential skills to progress to more advanced levels.

This beginner-level class is ideal for students with 2-3 years of experience with their instrument. It builds upon the foundational skills they’ve acquired, focusing on refining technique, improving musicality, and deepening their understanding of music theory. Students in this class will work on more complex pieces, explore various styles, and develop their ensemble playing skills. Focusing on honing their abilities and expanding their repertoire, this class bridges the gap between early learning and more advanced levels, helping students gain greater confidence and control over their instruments.

The intermediate-level class is designed for students with at least four years of experience on their instrument. In this class, students will refine advanced techniques, tackle more challenging pieces, and explore various musical styles. Emphasis is placed on developing expressive playing, interpretation, and a deeper understanding of complex music theory. Students will also focus on ensemble performance, sight-reading, and improvisation, preparing them for higher-level opportunities such as recitals or group performances. This class encourages incredible artistic growth and helps students become more versatile and confident musicians, ready to move toward advanced levels.

The beginner-intermediate level class is tailored for adult students (ages 18 and older) who have some experience with their instrument and are looking to enhance their skills. This class is ideal for those who may have a few years of playing under their belt or those returning to music after a break.

Students will build upon their foundational knowledge, working on improving technique, expanding their repertoire, and gaining confidence in their playing. Lessons focus on more intricate pieces, music theory, and ensemble participation, while still reinforcing the essential skills from earlier learning stages. With a supportive and engaging environment, this class allows adult learners to progress at their own pace, fostering a deeper connection to their instrument and preparing them for more advanced music study or performance opportunities.