
Piano
Build a strong foundation in music, reading, and creativity.

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Caring teachers matched to your child's personality, and lesson times coordinated for siblings. Tell us about your child, and we'll help find the perfect teacher!
Using a Step Up scholarship? Tuition can be billed directly to your scholarship.
30 minutes per week
Perfect for young beginners or busy schedules.
45 minutes per week
Ideal for students ready to dive deeper into technique and creativity.
60 minutes per week
Best for advancing students developing artistry and performance skills.
*$25 registration fee for all new subscriptions.
*10% discount for the second student enrolled from self-paying families within the same household (does not apply to Step Up Scholarship students).
*Tuition is a flat monthly rate, based on 48 lessons per year, averaged over 12 months.
Private lessons for beginners, plus support for school band, orchestra, and chorus students.

Build a strong foundation in music, reading, and creativity.

Sing with confidence, good technique, and joy.
Grace Notes Apopka is an official Step Up For Students EMA Marketplace Provider. Families using PEP and FES-UA scholarships can apply their funds toward music lessons — and we bill Step Up directly, so you're not paying out of pocket and waiting to be reimbursed. Homeschooling? Music lessons are a great way to round out your child's education.

Tell us about your child (form above)
We help you register using your scholarship
Your child starts lessons with their perfect-fit teacher
Yes! We're an official EMA Marketplace Provider and bill Step Up directly for eligible PEP and FES-UA families.
Little ones through adults. Most of our students are kids ages 5–14.
We do our best to schedule siblings back-to-back or at the same time whenever availability allows.
Our Love Your Teacher Guarantee means we'll match them with someone new.
In our comfy waiting lounge with Wi-Fi, charging stations, and a play area for siblings.
Yes, private lessons are a great way to support band, orchestra, and chorus students.