Joe Voth Music offers the best piano lessons in Uptown with age appropriate curriculums on Casio CGP-700s. Joe teaches all styles, and is committed to helping every student become the pianist they want to be. He utilizes quick, effective, and thorough instruction to get students to achieve their goals in a way that is faster, more fun, and more personalized than any corporatized music school in the Twin Cities.
Joe Voth Music is the place to take voice lessons for anyone who has always wanted to be a better singer in any style! All voice students set individual goals to work on improving their technique, preparing for auditions and performances, and growing into their own special voice!
On average, less than half of what music schools charge goes to the teacher. In most cases, teachers will receive around 40% of what their teaching makes the company. What this means is that private music instructors are able to charge you significantly less money, while still generating considerably more revenue to support themselves. And your money goes to the person teaching you and your children; no one else.
Private instructors offer better financial options. The customer is charged less, while the teacher makes more.
Private instructors are more flexible than music center employees. If you need to schedule a makeup lesson, private teachers are usually more than happy to offer up our personal time and space to make sure you or your child never have to miss a lesson, whereas affiliated music schools will often relegate you to an inconveniently scheduled group makeup class that does the student little good.
Private instructors give more personalized lessons. We are not bound to any greater curriculum with no wiggle room for what students want to learn, and how they learn it best. Your lesson: the way that works best for you.
Private instructors rely on forming strong relationships with their students. I (Joe) am speaking from my heart here. At Joe Voth Music, you are not just another replacable body sent by the front desk. You are a valued student, who helps me to achieve my dreams and goals just as much as I help you achieve yours. With an arrangement like this, private instructors have every reason to put everything they've got into their students' success.
Private instructors are often better teachers. Music center employees get paid whether their students succeed or not, and they are lenient hirers to boot. I've taught at music schools, and I have seen firsthand the commitment to cash flow over quality. As an educator, there is nothing more frustrating to me than picking up the pieces that an apathetic teacher has left behind in a student.
Private instructors require little to no commitment from their clients. No long-term contracts, and no pressure to sign on to a three month to one year period give new students complete freedom should they be in anyway dissatisfied with the education they are receiving.
Private instructors are committed to every student finding the opportunities that they desire. We are happy to spend extra time helping you find the opportunities you dream of, at no extra cost.