Here are some of the details and benefits of private instruction:

• Selection of Instrument and Teacher: The process begins with the student selecting a musical instrument and finding a suitable music teacher. Teachers can be found through music schools, referrals, or online platforms, at MEC, we have many teacher who teach the same instrument and each bring something unique into their lessons.

• Scheduling and Duration: Students and teachers agree on a regular schedule for lessons, usually once a week, although frequency can vary. The duration of each lesson typically ranges from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the student's level and goals.

• Customized Curriculum: The teacher tailors the curriculum to the student's age, skill level, and musical interests. This could include learning to read sheet music, mastering techniques, understanding music theory, and practicing repertoire.

• One-on-One Instruction: During each lesson, the student receives personalized guidance and feedback from the teacher. This individual attention allows for rapid progress and the correction of mistakes in real-time.

• Practice and Homework: Students are often assigned practice exercises and pieces to work on between lessons. Regular practice is crucial for skill development and improvement.

• Progress Assessment: Periodic assessments, such as recitals or exams, may be used to track the student's progress and set new goals. MEC has regular recitals and partners with community organizations to offer students additional opportunities to perform.

• Adaptation: Lessons adapt as the student advances. Advanced students may explore complex compositions and more intricate musical concepts. No two journeys are identical.

• Support and Motivation: Private music teachers not only instruct but also provide encouragement and motivation, helping students stay engaged and passionate about their musical journey.

• Fees and Commitment: Private lessons typically come with a fee that varies based on factors like the teacher's experience and location. Students and parents commit to a series of lessons to ensure consistent progress. For adult students, the fee often serves as a way to keep students accountable to the progress.

• Lifelong Learning: Private music lessons can be a lifelong pursuit, allowing individuals to continuously refine their skills and explore their musical potential.