Piano lessons for non-Con students

BassDad
Thu, 29 Apr 2010 08:30:57 +0000

He would have to audition for a place in a teacher’s studio once there. Most non-Conservatory students who are not in the College music major will be placed into either a 2 credit hour (half hour per week) lesson with a faculty member (although usually not with the teachers who are most in demand with the conservatory students because their studios tend to be full) or a non-credit lesson with a conservatory student in their junior or senior year who is being mentored in that teaching situation by a faculty member. Exceptional students can get full 4-credit hour (hour per week) lessons with faculty. There is a nominal charge for the non-credit lessons with the conservatory students. There is no charge for the for-credit lessons unless the semester total goes over 16 credit hours, in which case a hefty tuition surcharge applies.

It may also be possible to arrange for private paid lessons with some faculty members, but this would not be done through the school and would not carry any academic credit.

There is more information at [Program: Musical Studies - Oberlin College - acalog ACMS?](Program: Musical Studies - Oberlin College - Acalog ACMS™)