We care about finding the right fit.

The human connection is very important in music lessons.

The teacher and student have to be compatible in temperament and musical interests. The teacher has to be able to provide just the right degree of structure, rigor, and reward for each student.

Our first step is choosing to work with versatile, experienced, personable teachers for whom music education is a priority. The very best teachers have established procedures that ensure success, yet they can adapt their approach to suit an individual student. 

Our second step is finding out about you!

That way, we can find the best possible teacher for your musical, personal, and logistical needs. 

We don't stop there. After your first lesson, we will check in with you to see how things went, and will continue to connect with you periodically to see whether your needs are still being met. If a change of teacher or instrument is necessary, we will help to make that transition as smooth as possible. 

Along the way, our students have the opportunity to perform at recitals, festivals, open mics, and more. We are building a community of musicians that you will become part of.

 

Learn more about our specialty lessons by clicking a button below, or keep scrolling for classic lessons!

Private Lesson Tuition Packages

Tuition Rates as of June 2024

Our academic year is divided into two parts: the school-year term and the summer term. Lessons are weekly through the school year and flexible through the summer. Tuition is paid in advance in installments of four, on a rolling basis (i.e., after each package of four is “used up”).

Tuition Payment Amounts (includes four lessons per payment)
30-minute weekly lessons: $188
45-minute weekly lessons: $280
60-minute weekly lessons: $360

Other Fees

Books and materials are given as needed and charged when they are received by the student. We will send invoices for books (up to $40 per semester). 

In Home Lessons

A travel fee associated with in home lessons is added to base tuition per household.

Call us at 404-537-1382 if you have questions.

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Scheduled closures and other important dates:

Closures

Monday, September 2, 2024: Labor Day

Monday, November 25 through Friday, November 29, 2024: Thanksgiving Break

Monday, December 23, 2024 through Friday, January 3, 2025: Semester Break

Monday, January 20, 2025: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Monday, May 26, 2025: Memorial Day

Wednesday, June 19th, 2025: Juneteeth

Sunday, June 29 through Saturday, July 5, 2025: Summer Break

Flex Dates

Monday, October 14, 2024 through Friday, October 18, 2024: Indigenous Peoples’ Day // October Break

Thursday, October 31, 2024: Halloween

Monday, February 17, 2025 through Friday, February 21, 2025: President’s Day // February Break

Monday, April 7 through Friday, April 11, 2025: Spring Break

Private Lessons Policies

Lesson Scheduling

  • Lessons are weekly and year round. All term dates, as well as scheduled holidays and flex dates can be found on our calendar.

  • A student wishing to make a permanent change to their lesson schedule must give two weeks' notice, in writing, to our office. 

Tuition + Billing

  • Tuition for weekly lessons is paid automatically via credit or debit card upon confirmation of scheduled lessons. Each payment is for four lesson credits, which are then "used up" as reported by the teacher. Once the last credit is used up, your card will be automatically billed for the next tuition payment and you will receive another four lesson credits.

  • Tuition payments received more than five days after the due date are subject to a $20 late fee. If a studentʼs tuition for the upcoming session has not been received within ten days after the due date, the student may be dropped from our roster.

  • Credits for lessons or classes canceled by a representative of Eclectic Music will roll forward to be used toward future lessons (with the exception of Acts of God, i.e. inclement weather).

Cancellations

  • Weekday lessons that are canceled by the student for any reason cannot be made up, nor can tuition be refunded. Please see Cancellation Policy Explained for more details.

  • If your teacher is unable to teach a lesson, a substitute teacher will be arranged. On the rare occasion that no substitute can be found, the student will be issued a Staff-cancellation credit that will roll forward to be used toward future lessons and do not need to be “made up.”

  • Weekend lessons, flex date lessons, and "Floating Plan" lessons may be canceled without penalty with twenty-four hoursʼ notice.

  • As a matter of courtesy, if you are sick, please stay home. Reach out to your instructor and let them know you are ill, and see if you have the option to either move to an online lesson from home (if you’re feeling up to it) or schedule a make-up.

  • If Eclectic Music must close due to inclement weather or another Act of God outside of our control, the first such occurrence will be charged to the student; the second will be made up by adding an additional lesson at the end of the spring semester.

  • You may decide to change teacher, instrument, or lesson day/time with a 14-day advance notice. All changes are subject to teacher availability.

  • If your teacher becomes unavailable for regular lessons, you will be provided a new teacher with a similar teaching style, or the opportunity to choose a new teacher.

Materials

  • Books and materials are given as needed and charged when they are received by the student. We will keep credit card information on file and automatically charge for books (up to $40 per semester).

Discontinuations

  • A student wishing to discontinue lessons must give two weeksʼ notice, in writing, to our office.

logistics

  • Eclectic Music is not responsible for providing before or after class care for students. We recommend that a parent, guardian, or caretaker stay on site during lessons for students under 18 years of age.

  • Eclectic Music does not accept certain types of behavior, e.g. bullying, violence, sarcasm, name-calling, abusive language or gestures, negative criticism of values, beliefs and opinions, and negative highlighting of physical, social cultural or emotional differences, and will intervene to ensure the fair and equitable treatment of all.

  • Students and parents should respect the premises and leave the school clean and in good condition.

  • Good behavior and respect for teachers is essential. Respect for other students is also important, as disruptive behavior can prevent others from learning.

  • Eclectic Music reserves the right to refuse re-enrollment if a student or parent is continually disruptive, causes damage to the school premises / equipment, or puts the safety of themselves or others at risk. Serious offenders could be at risk of losing their place at the school and / or term fees paid.

  • In the case of students under 18 years old, parents or guardians shall be notified and consulted in an attempt to rectify the situation. There may be an immediate dismissal of a lesson if necessary. 

  • No weapons are permitted on the premises of Eclectic Music.

  • As a reminder Eclectic Music's programs are not licensed by the state of Georgia and are exempt from being licensed by same. Exemption granted with Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, 404-656-5957, http://decal.ga.gov/

Injuries

  • You assume all risk of injury or harm to the child(ren) or adult(s) associated with participation in musical activities at Eclectic Music and agree to release, indemnify, defend and forever discharge Eclectic Music and its officers and staff from all liability, claims, demands, damages, costs, and expenses in the unlikely event of injury sustained by your child(ren) or adult student during the course or as a result of their participation in Eclectic Music musical activities.

Video Surveillance & Recording

  • For the safety and security of our students, staff, and visitors, Eclectic Music employs video and audio surveillance. The video feed may or may not be monitored at any time.

  • Unless requested in writing (makemusic@eclecticmusicatlanta.com) or upon registration, Eclectic Music is granted permission to take photographs/videos of the students to use in brochures, websites, posters, advertisements, and other promotional materials Eclectic Music creates.  Permission is also hereby granted for Eclectic Music to copyright such photographs in its name.

Support

  • If you are not satisfied with your lessons, please contact the director. You have two teachers: your own assigned teacher, and the director, Anna Dvorak. Anna is easily accessible and can provide advice and alternatives. We aim to accommodate each studentʼs changing needs and desires with our own services and also by sharing the best resources of Atlanta as a whole.

Disclaimer

We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

Policy effective upon enrollment. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Policies & terms are subject to change.