Homeschool Music Programs
Flexible programs for Homeschoolers!
Use a virtual course as a flexible self-guided resource, or add live weekly classes for social touch-points with professional guidance.
Choose from five beginner friendly instruments, our intermediate and advanced classical piano program, private lessons, all in one educational hub!
Explore Homeschool PathwaysStep 1: Pick your sound
Start with the instrument or piano pathway that excites your learner
Choose from Kids Piano, violin, cello, guitar, ukulele, or the advancing Classical Piano pathway. Every option can begin with flexible self-study, with live classes available as an added level of guidance.
Kids Piano
The broadest beginner pathway and a strong foundation for long-term musicianship.
Kids Violin
A bright, expressive first string instrument with guided reading and finger placement.
Kids Guitar
A familiar, portable instrument with clear string-and-fret guidance for beginners.
Kids Ukulele
A small, friendly instrument that helps young musicians make music quickly.
Classical Piano: Foundations to Masterworks
An advancing pathway for fluent reading, secure technique, and deeper study through Bach, Beethoven, and the classical tradition.
Prefer to begin with live guidance?
Join a weekly live class time on your favorite instrument!
Live classes are the teacher-guided upgrade to the same instrument program and virtual curriculum. All times are Eastern Time; classes are limited to five students or fewer.
Kids Piano, Violin, Cello, Guitar & Ukulele
Monday–Thursday:
- 1:00–1:30 PM ET*
- 5:00–5:30 PM ET
- 6:00–6:30 PM ET
- 6:30–7:00 PM ET
Additional Thursday option: 1:30–2:00 PM ET*
*Early afternoon class times are especially good for homeschool schedules!
Masterworks Classes
Monday–Thursday
5:30–6:00 PM ET
For intermediate and advanced piano students.
Music that fits real life
Start with maximum flexibility; add support when it helps
Choose the right balance of independent study, teacher contact, and community for your learner and schedule.
1. Kid-friendly virtual courses
Use guided videos, printable sheet music, and clear lesson sequences on your own schedule—as many days each week as your family wishes.
2. Live classes as the social step-up
Small online classes add questions, teacher guidance, friendly accountability, and low-pressure opportunities to share music without leaving home.
3. Turn-key for parents
Materials are included, make-ups are flexible, and students can work increasingly independently. Begin month-to-month, then ask about semester or annual enrollment.
Questions before enrolling?
If you’re still evaluating options, tell me about the learner, goals, experience, schedule, and what your family is considering. I’ll personally review your information and respond within 24 hours to discuss suitable programs and placement.
Inquire About Program Options or Schedule a Free TrialBuilt for real family schedules
Simple to begin—and practical to continue
Flexible make-ups
When life interrupts the week, available class alternatives and course access help learning continue.
Materials included
Printable sheet music, guided videos, and program resources are included—no separate curriculum add-ons to chase down.
Try it month-to-month
Begin without a long commitment. Families ready to plan ahead can contact us about semester and annual enrollment options.
Explore the instruments, then choose your path
Join the free monthly Instrument Petting Zoo or download a sheet-music bundle before deciding which homeschool instrument program fits your learner.
