FAQ's

Q: Do you have to have any musical background to learn music here at EverLove Studios?

A: No musical background is required. I provide an environment that is fun and educational with no pressure where the student can learn at his/her own pace.

Q: What about Amy's musical background.

A: You can find out about me on the "About Amy" page...

Q: Do you have to own your own instrument?

A: Yes. 

1. For Piano and Harp Lessons: you do not need to bring your own piano to the lessons but you should have your own piano at home that you can practice with. If you don't have a harp, you can use the one in the studio.
2. For Guitar and Ukulele Lessons: you need to bring your own guitar to the lessons as we do not provide a guitar or ukulele in the studio.

NOTE: I give lots of tips on how to buy an instruments for a small price. Or you can borrow a piano, guitar, ukulele or harp from a friend or family for awhile.

Q: Does the parent need to be at the lessons?

A: No. You do not need to be at the lessons. If you choose not to stay, I do ask that you come back 5 minutes before the lesson ends to help your child get things together and that will allow me to discuss things with you if I need to before my next lesson.

Q: How involved do I need to be with my child's music education as a parent?

A: I look at learning music as a family adventure. The more you are involved in your child's education of music, the easier it is for them to learn. Help them at home by making sure they practice and do their activity sheets. I have designed it so that you can work on the homework together.

Q: Can the parent ask questions about what their child is learning during the lessons?

A: Absolutely! I encourage parent involvement, even during the lessons. Just as long as it doesn't take away from the lesson time. I love to answer questions that parents have about music because it helps them to help their child. I do periodic online lessons for the parents so that they understand what their child is learning and it gives opportunity for questions.

Q: Can I schedule an appointment to talk with you about mine or my child's music lessons?

A: Yes, you can. Either call or email or click on the bubble chat bubble on the website to set up an appointment for music or studio questions. The only available times I have for appointments is on Tuesdays, in the evenings. You can come into the studio or we can do video chat.

Q: What about sick days or vacation days?

A: If you can't make it to a lesson due to sickness or a vacation, call the studio and we will cancel for that week. We'll continue what we were learning at the next lesson. To make up a lesson, you can do an online lesson or schedule another day within 30 days or you will loose the money you paid for that lesson. You have 2 make-up lessons per Semester. Call or email me to set up a time to do a make-up lesson. Read the policy page for further information.

Q: What days is the studio closed?

A: Holiday Closures:  My studio will be closed on the following holidays - 

Labor Day Weekend, Thanksgiving Week, Christmas through New Year's, Spring Break (In March) and Memorial Weekend.

Final lesson week is May 12th-16th, 2025.

May 19th-June 13th is open for anyone who would like to continue working on their music. You pay per lesson.

The studio will close from June 16th through September 1st, 2025 (Summer Break).

For any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our studio, 970-245-2748 or email me at everlovestudios@gmail.com.