Group Lessons

Siblings and friends are welcome to take a semi-private lesson. This allows beginning students to ease their way into lessons by learning with others at the same level. It can be a more affordable and fun way to start out. A one semester maximum is recommended for semi-private lessons before separating out into individual lessons.

	per lesson	17 weeks
30 minutes	$21.50	$365.50
45 minutes	$30	$510
60 minutes	$38.50	$653.50


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