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Average Cost of Music Lessons in Noblesville, IN
The average cost of 60-minute music lessons in Noblesville is $60. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and your location, you should expect to spend anywhere between $55 and $84 per hour.
30-min | $30 |
$35 average |
$42 |
45-min | $50 |
$50 average |
$50 |
60-min | $55 |
$60 average |
$84 |
For the best experience, we typically recommend 60-minute music lessons. However, students looking for a more affordable option may want to consider a shorter lesson length of 45 or 30 minutes. On average, 45-minute music lessons are 17% less expensive at $50, and 30-minute lessons cost 42% less at $35.
Curious how much music lessons cost in your area? Do a quick search to get local prices for the best music teachers near Noblesville.
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Popular Music Teachers near Noblesville
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About Anna K.
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About Anna
I was born in Cracow, Poland. From an early age I had a deep interest in all types of music. I was encouraged by my parents and quickly developed a talent. I began my musical education at the age of seven studying piano. I studied at The Frederic Chopin Academy of music in Warsaw, Poland and then at the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University where I received a Bachelor of Music Degree in French Horn performance. Later I received a Master of Music in French Horn Performance and post Master Certificate, both from the DePaul University. I am an active freelancing musician in the Chicago area. (Chamber Opera of Chicago, Northbrook Symphony Orchestra, Oak Park and Riv
I have been teaching piano, music theory and French horn in the Chicago area for five years. I enjoy working with both children and adults.
To broaden my knowledge about teaching I completed courses: Studio Teaching as a Career, Teaching Excellence, and Brass concepts at DePaul University.
*** Lesson Details ***
Students will learn to play piano or horn in a pleasant atmosphere. Additionally they will learn elements of music theory so they can quickly start to play on their own. This will broaden their understanding of music and they will be able play pieces they like. I have method books and studies for any level of playing, but students are welcome to bring their own. I think anyone can learn to play and I can help to achieve this dream. I recommend the book by Daniel Coyle: The Talent Code. Greatness Isn't Born. It's Grown. Here's How.
*** Studio Equipment ***
DePaul University - regular pianos available rooms reserved
At Home Studio- Casio keyboard in living room, french horn,
seating for parents.
In case of horn students they would have to have their own mouthpiece and later on their own instrument. I have breathing equipment to help with playing as well.
*** Travel Equipment ***
My method of transportation would be CTA and walking :)
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in fun and effective teaching. I teach piano, french horn, music theory, ear training. Music is fun and this is how I teach.
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· French Horn · Online

· French Horn · Online

· French Horn · Online

Anna K.
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· Piano · In home

· Piano · In home
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· Piano · In home

Miriam V.
About Beth K.
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About Dana S.
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About Dana
Dana S. holds a Bachelors of Music in Vocal Performance from DePauw University and a Masters of Music in Vocal Performance from Washington University in St. Louis. She was the administrator director of Union Avenue Opera in St. Louis and is currently the Executive Director of the Anderson Symphony Orchestra. She has proctored auditions in New York City and adjudicated for ISSMA.
As a performer, Dana has performed
Dana structures lessons into three components: vocal exercises and warm-ups, sight-reading, and repertoire.
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· Broadway Singing · In studio

· Singing · In home

· Piano · In studio

Dana S.
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· Viola · In home

· Violin · In home

· Violin · In home

Regina H.
About Craig H.
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About Craig
I hold a Bachelors degree from the U of Delaware, a Ma
Teaching is a passion of mine, and I want to teach more from my home rather than Butler or IU. I love teaching students of any age and level of playing!
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· Drum · In studio

· Drum · In studio

Craig H.
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About Ty C.
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About Ty
Rather than teaching students how to play a guitar, I focus on teaching them how to make music using a guitar. Music Theory is very pivotal in my lessons. When you take lessons from me you will have fun, but you will be encouraged to be dedicated and grow. I expect consistent practice at home from my students, as I want them to get the most out of every lesson.
I love kids, in fact my full time job is to teach kids ages 5-18. I personally discovered music as a preteen, and have been pursuing it ever since! Music is a passion and an expression for me. My greatest desire is to see other people d
I have a very eclectic style, as I have played in blues, contemporary, country, bluegrass, rock, funk, jazz, alternative, R&B, and pop music. I desire to know what a student is passionate about, and help them to play what they enjoy and have fun!
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· Acoustic Guitar · In studio

· Acoustic Guitar · In studio

Ty C.
About Mike K.
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About Mike
I help my students set - and reach - achievable goals. Learning this skill teaches them self esteem and also helps them discover their own learning style - a valuable tool, even if they do not pursue a career in music! I am gentle, but honest when a student arrives for a lesson unprepared, and am equally honest and enthusiastic when they demonstrate that they have put forth the effort to succeed.
I am not accepting many students, so that I can keep my schedule very performance heavy. This makes me a bet
I have been a drummer/percussionist in the Indianapolis music scene for nearly forty years. I regularly perform with the top players in many different genres and have played and recorded in a wide variety of venues and musical situations. In addition to playing my first instrument: the drum set. I also perform on various instruments, including: steel pan, vibraphone, and congas. I have extensive experience as a teacher beginning 30 years ago teaching at IRC music and Carmel Music Center.
My music education followed the classic route of mentoring under a local expert while working professionally. I studied for 16 years with Charles Mastropaolo (drummer for the Ed Sullivan show, and local jazz great) and was trained by him in improvisation, rudimental drumming, score reading/interpretation, Latin drumming, vibraphone, and performing all styles on the drum set. I have also been a member of the vibraphone workshop online teaching community for nine years. As a member, I have been able to further my education on all mallet instruments by online lessons with some of the top vibraphone players in the world.
I look forward to working with you!
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· Drum · In studio

· Drum · In studio
decades of experience, versatility and creativity.

· Drum · In home

Mike K.
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