Maestro Music Lessons
Music Lessons. Redesigned.
Maestro is an online academy providing high-caliber music lessons from a national network of teachers with advanced degrees in music education and performance. Though we welcome all students, we are a particularly popular option for home school, charter school, and military families.
We strive to inspire your child’s lifelong curiosity, drive, and self-expression through music. All without having to open your front door.
“Noah and his team have been great to work with! Our teacher, Graham, is wonderful with my daughter too. Highly recommend!”
Ali Davenport - April 2021
Maestro Music Lessons Online
“I wasn’t sure how much progress my kids would make taking lessons virtually but they’ve been doing great!! And as a mom, I love how convenient it is to have them logging in to their lessons in the next room while I’m getting home chores done or working.’
Alexandra Meyerowitz - April 2021
Maestro Music Lessons Online
“Used them for my high schooler for voice and my 5/6th grader for piano. Highly recommend.”
Kayla Anfinson - September 2022
Maestro Music Lessons Online
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No More Commute
According to the Surface Transportation Policy Project, parents spend 1+ driving each day, with some spending more than 2 hours on the road! Virtual instruction helps your child learn and grow, all while you’re getting chores done, or taking a moment for yourself.
It's More Affordable
One of the benefits to online learning is its cost-effectiveness. Our music educators are paid, on average, more than teachers at in-person studios. And yet, because we have minimal overhead, lessons are more affordable for you. For a 60-minute lesson, Maestro charges 44% less than the average in-person music studio.
Online Education Works
Online education became more popular because of COVID, but it’s staying around because it works. Research supports that online education is effective. All you need is access to a stable internet connection and a device capable of video conferencing (and your instrument, of course!).
“Technology is venturing into a new frontier: It is upending and democratizing the world of music lessons.”
— New York Times