What sets tuition is the program you choose: the band program with a weekly rehearsal and a lesson, a lesson on its own, or a summer week. Lesson length, 30 or 45 minutes, and whether a lesson is private or shared count too. Our figures are on the enrollment page, and we go over them at your first class.
Band program: a weekly rehearsal and a weekly lesson
Lessons only: 30 or 45 minutes, private or shared
Summer weeks: by the week
A yearly registration covers your student file, a first listen with a coach and setting up your weekly times. It is due when you sign up, and the amount is on the enrollment page.
A weekly rehearsal spot is held once your first month is paid. When a band is full we keep a waitlist by level and send an offer by email as a spot opens.
The band program and lessons are billed monthly, and summer weeks by the week. Autopay is set up when you enroll. A monthly plan covers the whole term, so it is not pay-as-you-go.
If more than one person in a family enrolls, ask us. A teen and a parent in separate bands, or two brothers and sisters, are handled differently from a single student, and we explain how at sign-up.
We ask for a month's written notice before you leave. A term in progress is paid through the notice month.
A lesson you miss with enough notice is made up in the same month. Band rehearsals are not made up, because the band plays on; your coach sends you the plan for the week.
A few costs sit outside tuition: instrument rental for lessons, picks, strings and sticks, and costs for a show night. Ask your coach before you buy any gear.
The programs
Each program, how long it runs and how to leave it.
A weekly rehearsal with your band and a weekly lesson on your instrument, for a full term.
A weekly lesson on guitar, bass, drums, keys or voice, with no band.
Five days in a band that ends in a show on Friday evening.
How billing, make-ups and notice work is on the tuition page.
Come in
We go over tuition with you at your first class, with nothing to sign that day.