At Sax & Piano, every saxophone lesson is designed to help you learn efficiently, build confidence, and develop true musicality.
We don’t believe in slow progress, unclear communication between teacher and student, and not getting the saxophone learning experience you need to progress.
What You’ll Get:
Breathing, blowing air, reading notes
No stone is left unturned. Each saxophone lesson aims to provide as much value as possible and answer all your questions to leave you prepared to work on your progress.
Across my students’ saxophone learning journey, they become holistic players who perform well in AMEB exams and understand music theory and jazz concepts. Students are prepared to play with other musicians in groups and big bands, improvisation.
As a holistic saxophone teacher, I believe in helping students with any aspects of life, developing their self-discipline and individual thinking to help them navigate their world beyond music.
Here is a simple list of things that differentiate me as a saxophone teacher from others:
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Saxophone lessons cost on average $70 per hour. The pricing can be anywhere from $30-$150 per hour, with experienced tutors mostly charging on the higher end.
My pricing for saxophone lessons is set at $90/hour. My lessons often last longer than an hour, going with the flow, though I only change for 1 hour.
$90/hour. Saxophone lessons often extend beyond 1 hour, though I only charge for the hour.
You can hire a saxophone from me completely free for the first 3 months, and then pay only $50 per school term (every 3 months for adults).
I take on a maximum of 15 students at a time, and I currently have 12 students.
My saxophone lessons are clear, supportive and value packed.
We’ll go through the fundamentals, how to practice properly, and musicality. Most students go through AMEB and get A’s and A+ grades.
My communication is very clear and simple, and I use all kinds of imagery to help stick concepts in my saxophone students’ minds all the time. The lessons are fast-paced and energetic, we’re always learning.
My sax lessons often last longer than 1-hour, though I charge only an hour’s time.
My goal as saxophone teacher is for students to become their own teachers, so they can discipline themselves and learn anything they want.