Member information section coming in 2013

Private Lessons

The Mount Olivet School of Music develops and encourages musical skill and appreciation in each student, regardless of age or ability. In an artistic, nurturing environment, teachers provide excellent musical instruction thus educating, strengthening and enriching the intellectual, spiritual and emotional person.

Private Lessons taught in:

  • Trombone
  • Trumpet
  • Tuba
  • Baritone
  • Violin
  • Viola
  • Voice
  • Bassoon
  • Oboe
  • Clarinet
  • Harp
  • Saxophone
  • Piano
  • Flute
  • Percussion
  • Cello
  • Guitar Folk instruments- banjo, mandolin

 Click on this link to see a list of our current teachers

Teacher Selection
Registration begins with a placement interview in order to determine the best teacher for each student. A staff member will conduct the interview in person or by phone. Important considerations include musical experience, goals, learning style, stylistic interests, individual qualities and time constraints.

 

Calendar

Private Music Lesson Calendar 2012-2013

Week of September 10 Fall semester begins
Week of November 22 No lessons - Thanksgiving break December 24-January 6 No lessons - Christmas break Week of January 7 Lessons resume
Week of January 14 Recital and make-up week
Week of January 21 Spring semester begins
Week of March 25 No lessons - spring break
Week of May 6 Last week of spring semester
Week of May 13 Recital and make-up week
Monday, June 3 Existing student registration begins for fall 2013

Tuition
Tuition varies depending on the length of the lesson and the instructor’s fee. A $20 per family per semester administrative fee is added to tuition. Tuition is due on or before the first lesson. The fall and spring semesters each consist of 15 weeks of lessons plus one week for makeup lessons and recitals. Summer session consists of eight weeks with students required to register for a minimum of four lessons. Most students choose half-hour lessons; however, longer lessons are available at a prorated cost. Students who begin study mid-semester must register for all remaining weeks in the semester. Please contact the School of Music for more specific information.