When scheduling for your kids becomes too busy, we bring the lessons to them.

Kids have energy to burn even when they get plenty of exercise. When they’re bored, stuck at home or you can’t get them to a class, virtual music lessons can provide the solution you need to keep them engaged and happy.

The first 20 minutes of the lesson will be learning scales and exercises to improve your technique. The last 10 minutes will be used to learn a song of your choice!

When you’re at home and can’t get out – for whatever reason – it can be especially difficult to find ways to keep them learning, occupied and out of trouble. Music can help kids in a variety of ways, and when they’re not at school, they still need structure and guidance.

The activities you choose for them should help them both physically and intellectually.

Virtual music lessons can offer all the benefits you want – and give you a break at the same time.

Coordination is an essential element of life skills. Kids need sensory and motor function practice every day- even when they’re not in school or need to stay inside the house.

Virtual music lessons provide the kind of intensive activity that kids need to feel good about themselves. They can improve their skills without needing to go to a studio.

Kids don’t have the ability to structure their own lives. Parents need to do it for them; however, even the most involved parent needs a break sometimes.

When your kids are at home, it makes sense to find activities they can do while you’re doing other things. Knowing they have a scheduled activity helps kids make sense of their days.

Virtual music lessons is a scheduled activity that provides kids with the structure and instruction they need. It can be a great supplement to home schooling- or any situation where you can’t get out of the house.

In stressful times, it’s important to find ways for kids to manage anxiety.

Making music a priority improves overall cognitive health, increasing your child’s self-esteem, attentiveness and perseverance.

There’s plenty of evidence that learning music is an essential component of good mental health. Kids involved in music are five times less likely to drop out of high school- and they’ll be better equipped to participate in extracurricular activities.

After only four weeks of in-person and online music lessons, elementary school students that participate in music education programs average a 20% improvement in English and Math subjects.

Virtual music lessons focus on creative thinking and expression, something that can help kids feel grounded mentally and emotionally.