I've been getting this question more recently as everyone is excited to move into a post-pandemic world. However, my teaching studio has moved to an exclusively online model, for a variety of reasons I'll share below. There may be occasional opportunities for in-person "workshop days" at some point, but they will not be regularly scheduled weekly lessons.

Covid has been very unpredictable and each time I've thought we were near the end of the pandemic, things have moved back. It's become…

I'm glad you asked! Every studio and teacher has different policies, and it's important to know what to expect when you're investing in music lessons. 

I review what's INCLUDED in tuition costs on my Tuition page - here's a quick rundown of what's INCLUDED in tuition:

• Reserved regular lesson time 
• Preparation for each lesson (I spend nearly as much time outside each lesson working on lesson plans & repertoire selection) 
• Emailed materials (games, free song resources, etc) 
• Continuing…

Students often ask what they need to get started with online lessons, so here's a quick rundown of the basics!

A computer works best here as you can adjust sound settings on Zoom to make sure I can hear you (more on those settings here: https://musicbysarah.net/blog-faq/blog/optimal-zoom-settings-for-online-music-lessons. If you don't have a laptop available, a tablet or smartphone works too. You'll want to make sure you can set your device up hands-free so I can both…

I get this question a LOT, so let's jump in!

• I take off the week between Christmas and New Years.
• I do teach throughout the summer, as long as I'm home! Lessons are available year-round.
• I usually teach through school breaks as I have students around the country with varying school schedules. If you're planning to be away on vacation, that's totally fine - let me know & I'll invoice you for the month accordingly. 

I am a full-time musician, and I may take time away…