Thirty minutes, free, no pressure. Bring your instrument. We’ll listen, ask questions, and tell you honestly if the Conservatory is the right fit.
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30-minute campus visit. Meet a faculty member, tour the studios, ask anything.
We recommend a teacher, lesson length, and program based on the consultation.
Schedule your first lesson and receive your welcome packet.
Most East Valley music schools charge $115-$200 per month. Here’s what the extra gets you at the Conservatory.
If any of that would be an extra charge somewhere else, that’s why the Conservatory costs what it costs.
The most promising students in our nonprofit sister program, Hammer & Strings Academy, are invited each year to continue training at the Conservatory on full or partial scholarship. The Fellowship is need-and-merit based. If your family is currently enrolled in Academy programming and the teacher has invited your student to apply, start here.
Learn About the Fellowship →We’ll reach out within one business day to schedule your consultation.
Yes, the consultation is a campus visit. You’ll see the studios, meet a teacher, and try a short lesson before making any financial commitment.
No. Tuition is billed monthly. We ask for 30 days’ notice before discontinuing.
Beginners don’t audition, the consultation is a readiness check, not a gate. For students applying to the Conservatory Track or placing at an intermediate/advanced level, we schedule a short playing audition (10-15 minutes) as part of the consultation.
The Conservatory Fellowship, drawn from Academy students, is the primary pathway. Occasional need-based partial scholarships are available at the director’s discretion; ask during consultation.
We start most instruments at 5 or 6. For children 3-4, we typically refer families to the Academy’s early-childhood programs until readiness.
Absolutely. Adult beginners and returning players are welcome, many of our most fulfilling studios are half adults.