Busy families, one less drive

Redmond families run on tight schedules: school, practice, work calls that run late. Getting across town for a lesson is one more thing to manage. Your teacher comes to your house, from Education Hill to Overlake, and teaches right there.

Creative, not just correct

Plenty of kids can play the notes on the page. Fewer can hear a song and figure it out, or make up something of their own. We work across five paths: reading music, improvising, chord charts, ear training and songwriting, so your kid learns to do all of it. We call it finding your musical fingerprint.

A town with a soundtrack

Summer concerts at Marymoor, bands at the local spots, a whole lot of kids learning an instrument. Our teachers are working musicians who can help your kid go from first notes 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 a teacher near Redmond.
3. Your first lesson happens at your place.

Questions parents ask

Can lessons fit around a packed schedule?

Yes. The booking form only shows times a teacher can really make, so you pick what fits.

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 Kirkland, or see all of Seattle.