FAQs
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
While the term "customer" doesn't exactly apply to music instruction, there are a few things I wish students (and possibly their parents) had a better understanding of. The first is related to logistics. When a student can't attend a scheduled lesson, that time is still theirs. I'm still in the studio and working on their behalf, researching repertoire, curriculum, and preparing for their future lessons. Also about the business side of music instruction, there is a lot 'behind the scenes' that goes into this profession- my time teaching is just one small piece of managing a studio. I love what I do and have dedicated my entire life to passing on excellence in music. My students each are dear to me, their progress and development both personally and musically are organizing forces in my life. Because of that, deep respect and communication are essential to thriving relationships.