Scheduling questions – please contact Jamie@seacoastacademyofmusic.org
Billing questions – please contact Katie@seacoastacademyofmusic.org
Private Lessons offer an individualized learning experience. Students of all ages and skill levels can benefit from the personal one-on-one attention of an instructor. This personalized attention allows lessons to proceed at a pace and with material best suited to each student’s interests and current ability. This individualized approach helps to ensure that the student is consistently challenged to advance their skills while maintaining engagement and establishing solid comprehension of the material.
Choose from 30 minute, 45 minute or 60 minute lessons.in:
New Students Only
Six 30-Minute Lessons…………………………………………………….$294
Six 45-Minute Lessons…………………………………………………….$420
Sixteen 30-Minute Lessons………………………………..$768
Sixteen 45-Minute Lessons………………………………$1,104
Sixteen 60-Minute Lessons……………………………..$1,392
Eight 45-Minute Lessons………………………………$560
Eight 60-Minute Lessons………………………………$704
At SAM, we know that private lessons can be intimidating for new students. Our semi-private lessons are designed for two family members to share the lesson time. Choose from lessons in:
These private lessons are designed to help students become confident, self-sufficient musicians at the keyboard while singing. Students will learn how to accompany themselves using chord charts and lead sheets, develop strong listening skills to create stylistically appropriate accompaniments, and build accuracy and confidence in reading melody lines. These private lessons helps bridge the gap between singing confidently and playing, giving performers the tools they need to rehearse, perform, and collaborate with greater independence and musicality.
A positive, immersive approach to music-making for young beginners.
Beginning as early as age four, our Suzuki Violin Program uses Shinichi Suzuki’s world-renowned “Mother Tongue” approach. Students learn music much like learning a language – through listening, repetition, active parental involvement, and a supportive community. Using a shared repertoire that progresses from classic folk tunes to full concertos, students move at their own pace in a nurturing environment.
Weekly individual lessons form the foundation of technical progress and personalized guidance.
Group classes are essential to the complete Suzuki experience. They allow students to refine listening skills, build ensemble playing techniques, and perform alongside peers at their exact playing level.