PRIVATE LESSONS
Learn. Grow. Perform.
Students of all ages work one on one with professional musicians to build skills and confidence that lead to real performances and playing with others. As students grow, lessons naturally open the door to bands, recitals, and live shows. Each lesson helps turn practice into real musical experiences on stage and beyond.
“Private lessons helped me reconnect with music in a way I never had time for before. The progress has been real and surprisingly fast.”
PRIVATE LESSON PILLARS
1. Youth Private Lessons
Personal one on one instruction designed for young musicians at every stage. Lessons focus on building strong fundamentals, confidence, and creativity while supporting each student’s individual interests and pace of growth.
2. Adult Private Lessons
Private lessons built around your goals, schedule, and musical interests. Whether you are returning to music or starting for the first time, our instructors help adults build skills, deepen understanding, and enjoy the process of making music.
MEASURED ACHIEVEMENT in Private lessons
At Wynwood School of Music, private lessons aren’t just about learning songs—they’re about real, measurable growth. Every lesson follows a clear structure designed to help each student progress at their own pace while building a strong musical foundation.
1. Technique:
Think of this as training for your fingers, hands, and ears. We focus on warm-ups, scales, arpeggios, and speed drills to build coordination, control, and confidence.
2. Music Literacy:
Music is a language, and fluency matters. We blend reading, theory, and ear training based on your goals—whether you’re preparing for auditions or just want to better understand what you’re playing.
3. Repertoire:
Together, we build a set of songs that inspire and challenge you. From classic rock to jazz, pop, or originals, we focus on music that brings your skills to life.
Recitals & Performances: Each semester includes check-ins, personalized feedback, and an optional recital to showcase your growth. Whether it’s your first performance or a polished piece, these moments mark how far you’ve come—and where you’re going next.
