What is the best first step for a new student?
Most families start with a trial lesson so the student can meet a teacher, try the instrument, and receive a recommendation for lesson length and weekly scheduling.
Book a Trial Lesson Customer FAQ
A practical guide for new and current Opus 1 families, with links to detailed FAQ pages for lessons, tuition, online lessons, violin setup, exams, and policies.
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Common questions
Most families start with a trial lesson so the student can meet a teacher, try the instrument, and receive a recommendation for lesson length and weekly scheduling.
Opus 1 offers private lessons for piano, violin, viola, cello, guitar, ukulele, and voice, plus group music classes for younger students.
Yes. The front desk can help match the student's age, instrument, level, campus preference, and schedule needs with available teachers.
Private lessons are available in 30, 45, and 60 minute lengths. The right length depends on the student's age, experience, attention span, and goals.
Students need access to an instrument at home for regular practice after enrolling. Opus 1 provides instruments for trial lessons at the studio.
Yes. Opus 1 teaches children, teens, and adults, including beginners and returning students.
Private lesson tuition is billed as a monthly membership for one weekly lesson. The tuition page lists current trial pricing, monthly tuition, and registration fees.
Families should cancel or reschedule in advance through the online portal or by contacting the front desk. Eligible cancellations receive make-up credit according to studio policy.
Private lesson policies, make-up rules, withdrawal timing, and billing terms are listed on the studio policies page.
Yes. Opus 1 supports online lessons through opus1.io and Zoom. The Online Lessons FAQ explains how to join lessons and improve audio setup.
Yes. Teachers prepare students for exams such as ABRSM, RCM, Certificate of Merit, and other goals when appropriate for the student's level.
Yes. Opus 1 offers regular recital opportunities so students have goals, performance experience, and a way to celebrate progress.
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