Welcome to Little Notes Music School

Little Notes for Little Fingers

Now Hiring

Position: piano, violin, cello, guitar, & voice instructors.

Week days and weekends available.

Contact: Andrea

How to Find a Teacher for Music Lessons (as a parent or adult student)

• Check out the location. Is it clean, orderly, feel comfortable, easy to find and accessible?
• Does the teacher teach enough technique and scales along with repertoire?
• Teacher should be kind, fair, understanding and calm. Make sure they are able to focus during the lesson.
• Meet with the teacher first. May want to watch a lesson or take a free trial lesson.
• Criticisms / feedback should be fair, constructive and concise.
• Teacher should be able to demonstrate with instrument and show the student how to fix a mistake.
• Lessons should be challenging.
• Teacher is able to communicate well with student and parent.
• May wish to ask for references. Recommendations are an excellent way to find a teacher.
• The lesson cost and teacher’s bio does not always reflect their ability to teach.
• Are there recitals / performances?
• Are there any extra costs?
• Beware of teachers with an air of arrogance.
• What is their teaching schedule?

Source: Private Music Studio Guides by Mimi Butler, 401 Beechwood Ave., Haddonfield, NJ

Lesson Options

• Violin, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Rock Band, and More
• Private Lessons
• Preschool Music Program and Kindermusik Classes
• Music Lessons and Special Classes for Children with Learning Disabilities (ADD, ADHD, Autism)
• Older Beginners are Welcome

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