Private Piano, Voice, and Guitar Lessons for Adults and Children
We offer private lessons in piano, voice, or guitar. Classes are taught in our studio which is located at Highway 6 and Bellaire. The instructors have over 20 years of combined experience (see "Contact" for more information).
Private lessons: (More information below)
$29.50/week for a 30 minute lesson (pay by the month)
+$35 per semester registration (two times per year)
+Music (approx. $16-$29)
Students must have an instrument for daily practice (piano or guitar). Please ask one of our instructors about an instrument that is right for you.
First lesson is free!
Lessons Available For:
For kids (ages 7-13)
For adults of any age (14 and up)
Reservation required, please call (or text!) Buddy Brents at (832) 898-0330.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the cost?
$29.50 for a 30 minute private lesson once per week
$35 registration fee paid once per semester
Music Books (on average about $16-$29)
When do I register for class?
Registration will be done at first lesson. No fees or payments necessary on the first week.
Students (or parent) should plan to pay for one month plus registration fee and books at the second scheduled lesson.
In children's classes, parents must attend the first free introductory class.
What are the books required for piano class?
Music books must be purchased by the second week of lessons. Music may be purchased online, at a local music store, or from Great Performers School of Piano and Music (if available).
For Child Classes:
Piano Lessons - Book 1: Hal Leonard Student Piano Library
Student Assignment Book (only available from Great Performers School of Piano and Music)
For Adult Classes:
Bastien: Piano For Adults, 1
Student Assignment Book (only available from Great Performers School of Piano and Music)
What is a piano recital?
A piano recital is a formal and sometimes informal performance opportunity for a student's family and friends. A recital gives students a goal to work toward and to put forth their best performance. There are usually two recitals per year, and they are held at the school The Piano Recital is also the time when student achievement awards are given for level accomplishment. The recital is an integral part of learning public performance. While students are not required to participate in the recital, all students are highly encouraged to participate.
Are there any other fees?
Some students may choose to compete in piano competitions. Competition fees vary from event to event and are available to students who wish to participate.
Must I have a piano?
All students must have a piano to practice on daily. Piano students need to practice on average 30 minutes a day (at least 5 days a week). The need for practice increases as a student progresses from beginner to intermediate to advanced. Training our hands to do what our mind is telling them to do takes consistent practice.
Do I as a parent have to stay during my child's piano class?
It is a policy of the Great Performers School of Piano and Music that parents must sign in and sign out their child. It is preferred that parents stay in the waiting room at the school during their child's lessons.
We offer private lessons in piano, voice, or guitar. Classes are taught in our studio which is located at Highway 6 and Bellaire. The instructors have over 20 years of combined experience (see "Contact" for more information).
Private lessons: (More information below)
$29.50/week for a 30 minute lesson (pay by the month)
+$35 per semester registration (two times per year)
+Music (approx. $16-$29)
Students must have an instrument for daily practice (piano or guitar). Please ask one of our instructors about an instrument that is right for you.
First lesson is free!
Lessons Available For:
For kids (ages 7-13)
For adults of any age (14 and up)
Reservation required, please call (or text!) Buddy Brents at (832) 898-0330.
-----------------------
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the cost?
$29.50 for a 30 minute private lesson once per week
$35 registration fee paid once per semester
Music Books (on average about $16-$29)
When do I register for class?
Registration will be done at first lesson. No fees or payments necessary on the first week.
Students (or parent) should plan to pay for one month plus registration fee and books at the second scheduled lesson.
In children's classes, parents must attend the first free introductory class.
What are the books required for piano class?
Music books must be purchased by the second week of lessons. Music may be purchased online, at a local music store, or from Great Performers School of Piano and Music (if available).
For Child Classes:
Piano Lessons - Book 1: Hal Leonard Student Piano Library
Student Assignment Book (only available from Great Performers School of Piano and Music)
For Adult Classes:
Bastien: Piano For Adults, 1
Student Assignment Book (only available from Great Performers School of Piano and Music)
What is a piano recital?
A piano recital is a formal and sometimes informal performance opportunity for a student's family and friends. A recital gives students a goal to work toward and to put forth their best performance. There are usually two recitals per year, and they are held at the school The Piano Recital is also the time when student achievement awards are given for level accomplishment. The recital is an integral part of learning public performance. While students are not required to participate in the recital, all students are highly encouraged to participate.
Are there any other fees?
Some students may choose to compete in piano competitions. Competition fees vary from event to event and are available to students who wish to participate.
Must I have a piano?
All students must have a piano to practice on daily. Piano students need to practice on average 30 minutes a day (at least 5 days a week). The need for practice increases as a student progresses from beginner to intermediate to advanced. Training our hands to do what our mind is telling them to do takes consistent practice.
Do I as a parent have to stay during my child's piano class?
It is a policy of the Great Performers School of Piano and Music that parents must sign in and sign out their child. It is preferred that parents stay in the waiting room at the school during their child's lessons.
