Frequently Asked Questions
What services do you offer?
We offer guitar, piano, drums, bass and singing lessons! We can teach usual music theory not designed to a specific instrument. We also teach music production, using Ableton Live. How do I get started?
Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.What ages do you take?
What days are you available?
We have our youngest student at 4 years old up to our oldest student at 70 years old! The only thing we specify is that your child is definitely interested in learning, and has the right amount of patience to aid us in teaching.We are open for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
We are only open for 3:00pm - 8:00pm...
However, you will need to contact us about our availability as we may have times taken.For costs, we start off by offering a free trial to see how the student may adjust to our space and adjusts to our teachers.
After that, we go lesson to lesson with our prices are averaged for the most affordable in the Newcastle area, which is set to $40 per 30min lesson, or $80 per 60min lesson.What are your costs?
What makes you different to other music schools?
We’re two young adults who are only just beginning to build our dream, and we think that’s part of what makes The Practice Room so special. 🩵Our approach to teaching is gentle, calm, fun and exciting. We want our students to feel comfortable making mistakes, asking questions, having a laugh and figuring out what kind of musician they want to be.We don’t believe learning music needs to feel intimidating or overly serious. Every student learns differently, so we adapt our lessons to the person sitting in front of us — their age, personality, goals and the music they actually enjoy.If you’re looking for a super strict music teacher… you might have the wrong place 🤣The only thing we’re strict about is loving music. 🎶We want our students to leave their lessons excited to come back, proud of what they’re learning, and with a love for music that stays with them long after their lesson ends.