In-Class Lessons
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Certain limitations may apply.
*Available to new students only. One Free half hour trial lesson per student. Lesson must be scheduled ahead of time.
Try a Free Class!Vocal and Instrumental Lessons
We provide classical and contemporary training for all ages and skill levels in voice and a variety of instruments. We follow a curriculum that best suits each student’s goals and interests while providing a structured foundation for steady progress. For students pursuing certification in classical music, we follow the Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum and prepare students for practical and theory examinations. Learn more about RCM.
Private lessons are scheduled weekly for 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the student’s age and skill level. Alongside playing or singing, students develop music reading and ear training skills. Weekly lessons and consistent practice at home help students build confidence and make steady progress.
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In-Class Lesson Details
Enroll at any time during the year, including summer! Switching programs is easy. If students decide they wish to pursue a different instrument or voice, we can facilitate any change within 2 weeks. Lesson day and time may have to change based on instructor availability. Students are only committed to a month at a time, and all we need is two weeks notice if withdrawing from a program.
We can keep online music lessons the same.
Try A Free ClassOnline Music Lessons
Chorus Music is offering one-on-one music lessons in a live, virtual learning format. Instrumental and voice lessons are available to students of all ages and skill levels. The same curriculum, structure, and exceptional quality that we have offered at our school in Vaughan, Ontario, are now available to students around the globe from the comfort of their homes.
What You Need
Enjoy personalized music lessons wherever you are! Our live online lessons connect you with Chorus Music instructors from the comfort of your home. Getting started is easy—here’s what you’ll need:
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Access to a device to work from (laptop, computer, tablet,
phone)with a webcam and microphone
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Stable internet connection
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Access to Zoom, Google Hangouts, etc.
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Certain instrumental lessons require you to have your
instrument with you as well
To register for online music lessons contact us here.
Learn more about our online lessons and book a free trial lesson.
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Online Lesson Policy
Parents/guardians MUST supervise a minor student for the entire duration of the class.
Zoom. Upon registration, a link with a login ID and password will be e-mailed to each student.
You will need an appropriate device such as a laptop, desktop or tablet with audio/video connectivity and a strong WIFI connection.
We are unable to provide a refund in case time is lost due to connectivity issues on the student’s end after the start of lesson.
Students are expected to behave responsibly during lessons. Consistent disruptive behavior could impact learning and progress.
You authorize us to provide your personal information, such as your phone number and e-mail to our teachers to conduct virtual lessons.
Students are required to dress in an attire that is deemed appropriate in the public school system.
Have a presentable backdrop in a well-lit and quiet area.
We strive to maintain excellence in the quality of our online lessons. To ensure lessons are conducted as per the guidelines set out by the school, school administration may request to occasionally join an online session.
Tips For Online Lessons
Our state-of-the-art, sound-proofed and acoustically treated facility offers a wide range of services:
Equipment
- In order to participate in online lessons, please ensure you have the desired instrument and instrumental accessories at home in order to complete the lesson (piano/keyboard, drum kit, drumsticks, violin, guitar, ukulele, etc.)
- You will need an appropriate device such as a laptop, desktop or tablet that is compatible with the online platform Zoom. Your device MUST have audio and video connectivity along with a strong and stable WiFi or Internet connection. Please note the students will require the device for the entire duration of the lesson.
- If your lesson requires you to have a speaker (e.g. to play a voice or drum track), please have that set-up and ready for the lesson.
Program Space
- Students are required to work from an appropriate area of the home with a presentable backdrop. The space should be well lit and free from excessive background noise and distraction.
Notes
- Material Pick-Up: Materials and books can be picked up at the school during our business hours.
- Lesson Supervision: For young students, it is the responsibility of the parent/ guardian to supervise and accompany the student throughout the duration of the lesson.
Royal Conservatory
of Music
Classical Training and RCM Exam Preparation
For classical music training, we follow The Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum and certification exams (RCM). Founded in 1886, The Royal Conservatory is the largest and oldest independent arts educator in Canada, serving more than 500,000 active participants each year. It offers extraordinary opportunities for learning and personal development through music and the arts in all Canadian provinces and increasingly in a number of international settings. Visit The Royal Conservatory website for further information on RCM.
Students can pursue classical genres in piano, guitar, voice, violin, wind, and brass instruments at Chorus. Classical training is a great way for students to learn the language of music and develop technique, playing ability, musicianship, classical repertoire, and performance skill. As students progress through the levels, they attend examinations by registering directly with RCM. Visit the examinations page on the RCM website to schedule an exam or review examination dates.
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RCM Certification and High School Accreditation
In many school systems across Canada, achievement in Royal Conservatory Examinations is recognized for credits toward secondary school graduation. Achievement in the Certificate Program of Royal Conservatory Examinations is also considered an important element in entrance requirements for many music programs at secondary schools, colleges, and universities across North America. Each ministry of education determines accreditation eligibility for their province. Students should consult with their private music teacher or school guidance counselor for more details, as the policies are subject to change.
For details visit https://www.rcmusic.com/learning/examinations/recognition-accomplishment/high-school-credits-canada
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