The peninsula, not the bridge

Gig Harbor has the water, the boats and the small-town feel. What it doesn’t have is a lot of great music teachers, and nobody wants to cross the Narrows at rush hour for a half-hour lesson. So our teacher comes to you, from downtown by the harbor out to Canterwood and Fox Island.

Lessons that sound like your kid

Most lessons start with a method book. We start with the kid. We work across five paths: reading music, improvising, chord charts, ear training and songwriting. Some kids want to read music properly. Some want to play what they hear. We build each lesson around what clicks. We call it finding your musical fingerprint.

A harbor town that likes live music

From the summer festival on the waterfront to the bands at local spots, Gig Harbor turns out for live music. Our teacher is a working musician who can help your kid go from their first chords to playing with other people.

If your kid quit lessons before

That’s usually a bad fit, not a lack of talent. The restless kid, the kid who plays by ear, the kid who’d rather write their own song: those are our favorite students.

How it works

1. Tell us where you live and who’s learning.
2. We show you real open times with our Gig Harbor teacher.
3. Your first lesson happens at your place.

Questions parents ask

Do you come out to Canterwood and Fox Island?

Yes. Put your address in the form and it’ll show real open times.

Do we need a piano?

Not to start. A basic keyboard works, and your teacher will help you figure out what’s worth buying later.

Adults too?

Absolutely. Our students have ranged from 3 to 87.

How long are lessons?

30, 45, or 60 minutes, weekly.

We also teach in Port Orchard, Bremerton and Silverdale, and across Seattle.