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MatsuMusic Academy

Lessons

Instruments we intend to teach

Start with the chair you care about. We will be honest about whether it is staffed. Rates are not published on this site yet.

Temporary — confirm with the academy

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Piano

Kids, teens, and adults

Piano lessons cover posture and tone, reading, rhythm, and repertoire from first pieces through more advanced independent work. Acoustic or digital piano at home is strongly preferred so practice is possible between visits.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Guitar

Kids, teens, and adults

Guitar lessons can lean folk, pop, worship, rock, or classical technique depending on the student. We cover fretting-hand comfort, rhythm, ear, and reading as needed — without pretending every student needs the same book.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Voice

Typically age 8 and up; confirm for younger singers

Voice lessons attend to breath, range, diction, and musical style. Younger singers work in age-appropriate ranges; teens and adults can prepare for school ensembles, worship teams, or simply singing with more ease.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Strings

Kids, teens, and adults

String lessons emphasize a relaxed setup, reliable intonation, and music that grows with the student. Players in a school orchestra are welcome; so are beginners who have never held a bow. Availability by instrument should be confirmed before you purchase or rent.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Drums

Kids, teens, and adults

Drum lessons start with stick control, reading, and a steady pulse, then move into kit coordination and styles the student cares about. Home practice can begin on a pad; kit access is discussed when you inquire.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

Other instruments

Inquire

Not every instrument is staffed at all times. If your student wants bass, ukulele, or something else, send the inquiry anyway. We would rather confirm availability than list a studio we cannot yet staff.

Pricing coming soon — inquire for current rates.

How a first inquiry usually goes

Temporary — confirm with the academy

  1. 1You tell us the student, age or level, and instrument.
  2. 2We confirm whether that chair is available this term.
  3. 3We share current rates and a sample of possible times — not from this website.
  4. 4If it is a fit, we place a regular weekly lesson.

Questions

How do I get in touch?

Email Matsu Music Academy at matsumusicacademy@gmail.com — that is the public contact method. Street address and phone are not published yet. The inquiry form on the Contact page emails the academy for you.

How much do lessons cost?

Pricing is not listed on this site yet. Inquire for current rates — we will not invent a number here. When rates are published, they will live on the Lessons page.

Do you need an instrument at home?

Yes, in almost every case. Piano students need a keyboard with weighted or semi-weighted keys if a full piano is not available. Guitar, strings, and drums each have their own minimums; we can help you think that through when you inquire. Instrument recommendations on this site are temporary — confirm with the academy.

What ages do you teach?

Kids, teens, and adults. Very young beginners (often around age 5–7 for piano) depend on attention span and a willing grown-up at home. Voice usually waits until the student is a bit older. Confirm age and instrument together — not from this page alone.

Where is the studio?

A public street address is not published yet. Email matsumusicacademy@gmail.com. The academy serves the Wasilla–Palmer area of the Mat-Su Valley; studio location, parking, and entry details will be shared when a student is placed.

Are there recitals?

A community studio should have chances to play for other people. Recital dates, format, and whether they are required are still to be confirmed with the academy. Ask when you inquire if that matters to you.

Ask about an instrument

Email matsumusicacademy@gmail.com, or fill the inquiry form on the Contact page — it emails the academy. Street address and phone are still coming.