Why Parents Choose Blossom Piano Studio
You want your child to have a well-rounded education and the chance to discover their own unique skills and passions. You also don't have hours to spend driving to and from lessons every week.
I get it. As a mother of six, I built this studio around exactly that problem: how to give kids real, high-quality piano instruction without asking already-busy families to sacrifice more time and energy to make it happen.
With live virtual lessons, your child gets personal, one-on-one instruction from an experienced teacher, and you get your evenings back.
Not sure if your child is ready to start? Dowload our free guide, Is My Child Ready for Piano Lessons? and find out in a few minutes.
What Your Child Will Learn
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30, 45, or 60-minute weekly lessons (45 minutes recommended for 4th grade and up)
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Ages 5 and up, beginner through advanced
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A classical pedagogical approach: technique, repertoire, and music theory in every lesson
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Personalized practice plans your child can actually stick to
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Weekly, achievable goals so progress feels real, not overwhelming
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Periodic goal assessments and progress reports, so you always know how they're doing


Beyond the Weekly Lesson
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Free group piano classes, offered twice a month for all current students, where kids meet other young musicians, play musical games, and learn about music history together
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Two remote recitals a year (December and May), watch-party style over Zoom, so friends and family can celebrate progress together
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Optional Royal Conservatory of Music exams, for students who want an extra goal to work toward (not required, and never pressured)
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Additional performance opportunities as students are ready: recordings shared in the studio newsletter, and coaching toward talent shows, open-mic nights, and community performances
Is Remote Really as Effective as In-Person?
Yes. Over Zoom, we use two cameras, one on the hands and one on the face, so I can see everything I'd see in person and still build a real, personal connection with your child.
You don't need to be tech-savvy. I'll walk you through exactly how to set up your devices before your first lesson.


Practice, Made Manageable
A younger beginner can expect to practice about 10–15 minutes a day, 5–6 days a week. A more advanced student might work up to 45–60 minutes a day.
Every student gets a personalized practice plan, built around their age, level, and what they can realistically fit into family life.
Tuition Pricing
$175 per month for 30-minute weekly lessons
$240 per month for 45-minute weekly lessons (Recommended for Grades 4th and above)
$320 per month for 60-minute weekly lessons
$30/month sibling discount for 2 or more children
Tuition is a flat monthly rate covering a full year of lessons (September–June), and includes recitals, group classes, and practice challenges.
Getting Started
- Schedule a Discovery Call over Zoom, and we'll talk through your child's goals and interests.
- We pick a lesson time that actually works for your family's schedule.
- Your child starts weekly lessons, personalized to their age, level, and goals, with support and encouragement built into every step.






