This year we will have both online and in-person lessons. Online lessons will continue to be on Zoom, and in-person lessons for beginners will take place at Nichols Bethel Church in Odenton. If there is enough interest, I can add in-person lessons for existing Mini Mozarts Students and Piano Adventures Primer/Level 1 students.

Lessons begin on 10 September. I will be putting the lesson schedule together over the next few weeks. If your child will be continuing lessons in 2022/23, please complete the form below with your preferred lesson days/times. 

    Lesson Schedule 2022/23
    ​Please check ALL the lesson days that can work for you. The more options you choose, the easier it is to put the schedule together.  I group together students of the same level and ability, so it takes a little time to get the schedule together.
     
    You can highlight any strong preferences in the Additional Comments box (e.g., "We prefer lesson times after 3:30pm.")
    NOTE: Tuesday lessons are tentative at the moment. If there are not enough lesson spots from Wednesday through Saturday, I will add in Tuesday lessons.

FEES FOR 2022/23

The piano year runs from 10 September 2022 through 17 June 2023.
​There will be 2 extra lessons this year - a total of 34 lessons for the school year (last year there were 32 lessons).
​There is an annual registration fee of $35 per student.
Class
Weekly Lesson Length
Monthly Cost
Location
Preschool Piano
25 minutes
$70
In-Person
Mini Mozarts
40 minutes
$90
In-Person / Online
Piano Adventures
40 minutes
$90
Online

NEW FOR 2022/23

As well as returning to some in-person lessons (yay!), we will be returning to in-person recitals for those who are in Maryland. We will be taking part in the Music Teachers Association recitals again including their Christmas recital and the Spring Solo Festival.

Some of you have expressed an interest in taking the Royal Conservatory of Music assessments at Anne Arundel Community College, so we will also be taking part in those in May 2023.

Before COVID knocked our Spring recital off track back in 2020, the students had prepared a fantastic recital and several of them had prepared to perform on their second instrument (cello, saxophone, violins etc). This school year, I plan to give the student the opportunity to present that recital. I would love for everyone else to hear what I heard in the rehearsals in March 2020.

We have an exciting year ahead of us, and I look forward to big practice, big progress and big performances!