A modular approach to music lessons
When that weekly lesson rolls around and you're not prepared, it's often a waste of time, energy, and money. Take a modular approach to learning music instead of the weekly lesson.
Get a concentrated dose of practical information, ideas, and feedback, then head off to your woodshed for a while to work through everything you've just absorbed. Take a single track multiple times to deepen your understanding and increase your skill.
Once you're done, that's it! No awkward conversations about quitting lessons, no guilt, no stress. Everybody's happy.
PLAY WITH FRIENDS
Why do it alone? Take a friend or two along with you on a track. It'll make the journey more fun, and you'll learn things more deeply when you share them and hash them over with others. As an added bonus, the module will cost less for each person than if you did a track by yourself. Win-win!
Click a track below to learn more or to sign up.
Get a concentrated dose of practical information, ideas, and feedback, then head off to your woodshed for a while to work through everything you've just absorbed. Take a single track multiple times to deepen your understanding and increase your skill.
Once you're done, that's it! No awkward conversations about quitting lessons, no guilt, no stress. Everybody's happy.
PLAY WITH FRIENDS
Why do it alone? Take a friend or two along with you on a track. It'll make the journey more fun, and you'll learn things more deeply when you share them and hash them over with others. As an added bonus, the module will cost less for each person than if you did a track by yourself. Win-win!
Click a track below to learn more or to sign up.
Designed for most instruments, any level
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