Jump to your child's age:

Little Keynotes
$135/mo.
Ages 4-5
Where little fingers make big music.
🕑 30 minute sessions

Topic-based adventures
Every lesson has a theme — elephants stomping low, butterflies fluttering high. Music concepts stick because they mean something.
Singing, games & first notes
Kids sing what they play, tap rhythms, improvise, and perform for each other — all before they leave class.
​Built for little hands
Fine motor activities develop the skills tiny fingers need. We only introduce five-finger playing when they're physically ready.
No one left behind
Cyclical curriculum means every child progresses at their own pace while staying in step with the group.
Spots are limited. No commitment to enroll. 
Storytellers
​$135/mo.
Ages 5-8
Music as a language for feelings and stories.
​🕑 45 minute sessions
Music that means something
Students learn to make the piano speak — not just hit the right notes, but convey a mood, a character, a feeling.
Solos every lesson
​Performance time is baked in. By the time a recital comes, they've already done it dozens of times without even realizing it.
Games that actually teach
Every game has a purpose — embedding rhythm, pitch, technique. Fun is the vehicle, not the destination.
Creativity built in
Improvisation and composition are part of every lesson. Kids don't just play music — they make it.
Spots are limited. No commitment to enroll. 
Piano Express
$150/mo.
Ages 8+
Classes students love coming back to! 
​​🕑 60 minute sessions
Songs they want to play
Real repertoire — pop, classical, whatever they love — with solid theory and technique built underneath.
Faster progress
Boosted sight-reading, accelerated curriculum, less need for practice supervision at home. They move — and they know it.
Can't make it one week?
​Flexible scheduling options mean missing a week doesn't mean falling behind. Just let us know.
Feedback between lessons
Teacher notes and messaging via the Tonara app, plus a YouTube video library for at-home practice support.
Spots are limited. No commitment to enroll. 
FAQs
Do they need a piano at home?
A keyboard with weighted or semi-weighted keys works great. Don't have one yet? Ask about the keyboard rental program — we can get your child set up before the first class.
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How do I know which program is right?
Age is the best starting point — but if you're not sure, just book any free trial. We'll place your child in the right group after meeting them.

Is financial aid available?
Yes. Christine Fogh Music is a MusicLink Foundation affiliate. Reduced-rate spots are available for qualifying families.​
The first class is always FREE!
Pick a program above and book your trial directly.