Motivation, Accountability, and Teamwork
When students see their peers perform in class they will want to meet or surpass their level. A group environment continuously encourages students to strive for excellence and be the best they can be. They will learn to be accountable for learning their part and being part of a performing ensemble for in-class performances.
 

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Social Skills and Community
Groups provide the opportunity for students to exchange valuable feedback, and support each other through challenges. The camaraderie that develops in groups helps students support each other through initial of learning to play a musical instrument realize a fluid performance of a musical piece.
 

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More Activities
Groups lend themselves to group activities and games reinforcing concepts in a variety of ways. Rather than simply copying the teacher, dynamic games are used to teach concepts.  The variety of activities and exposure to new people keeps the material fresh and students engaged.
 

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Applying the Music (performance)
Groups provide the opportunity to apply performance skills and techniques immediately and on a regular basis. The class serves as its own audience. Musicians depend on an audience as well as other musicians to feel the power of music. And the thrill of playing in a band-like setting makes it all the more fun!
 

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A Proven Model That Is Way More Fun!
Everything is better with friends, and learning a musical instrument is no different. Group class is the superior choice for beginners. Experience music with others, make new friends, and learn under the guidance of an expert teacher. Students will look forward to joining their friends and making music in class.