Connecticut Music Lesson Program

Music is a universal language that bonds people of all ages and backgrounds. It is a powerful force that has the potential to change people’s lives and shape their personalities. JC Music has lessons for all ages with skilled, professional teachers with experience in every musical genre imaginable. There are lessons available every day of the week to work around anyone’s schedule. Lessons take place once a week and are payable by the month. Any aspiring musician can find equipment and instruction available to take them to the next level.

We at JC Music offer private, one-on-one lessons for guitar, bass guitar, drums and percussion, piano, voice, brass, trumpet, saxophone, oboe, flute, violin, and music theory. We treat every student like a pro in progress and encourage learning and playing. Our teachers are very friendly and are excellent instructors able to teach all age levels and skill levels. Our lessons are affordable for both half-hour and full-hour lessons. Come on in to our store (529 West Main Street, Meriden, CT) or give us a call (203-630-0234) and sign up for lessons today!

JC Music offers music lessons in Connecticut seven days a week and on most instruments. Lessons are given here in Meriden, Connecticut at the store on a private one-on-one basis. Music Lessons are scheduled once a week for a reserved half-hour or hour slot. Lessons are $25.00 per half hour lesson and $47.00 per hour lesson. Payment is taken in advance for each month. We do not charge students who cancel lessons with at least 24 hours notice.

Our 25 professional independently contracted Connecticut music instructors are a carefully selected group of music educators who are not only excellent musicians, but excellent music teachers. Many students practice but fail to excel. The reason for this is often misguided or unproductive practice. Unlike many teachers, our staff will teach the student how to practice. Productive “on Task” practice is the single most essential factor to successful lessons. For younger children, parental support and interest are also vitally important. Our independent contractors are not provided with any curriculum to follow. Each teacher has their own methods of teaching and specialty relating to styles. Please see each independent contractor’s biography for more information.

If the student will study seriously and try to understand his materials, he can save not only much of the teacher’s time, but will be able to eliminate unnecessary expense on the student’s part as well. Technical proficiency can only come through continued, well directed practice. The more practice one does, the more proficient one becomes. Our instructors will provide the student with a minimum amount of practice time for each week. The student who will be most successful is the one who practices beyond this point.

One commonly asked question is “How many lessons before I get good?” With each student being unique, it is impossible to answer such a question. Basically, the more a student practices with dedication, the sooner the student can reach a satisfactory level of performance, Age is an important factor as well. Patience with young children is a necessity. It is not uncommon for a student to play quite well after a year of lessons, but keep in mind that learning of a musical instrument never ends!

Another common question asked is about age. Our Suzuki Violin Program starts students at age 3, piano at age 6, and all other lessons at age 7. We also have many adults that take lessons, and on a variety of instruments.

Our students look forward to their lesson each week because we strive to make the learning of a musical instrument a fun and  rewarding experience.

Call us now at 203-630-0234 and sign up immediately!