VIRTUAL / IN PERSON

Lesson Formats

Illustrative home music workspace with laptop and headphones01 / LESSON SETTINGVirtual LessonsMeet live from the room where you practice. Notation, tracks, demonstrations and recordings can share the screen.Explore Virtual

Virtual Study

Use your own practice space and equipment while sharing scores, exercises, tracks and video demonstrations. A recording can be stored in your drive for review.

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Reach No commute; use your own practice space

Replay Return to the lesson between sessions

Setup Your connection, microphone, camera and room affect quality

Instructor teaching a singer at the piano02 / LESSON SETTINGIn-Person LessonsSing in the same room. Hear the unamplified voice, work with physical cues and use live accompaniment.Explore In Person

Studio Study

The teacher hears the acoustic sound directly, can offer hands-on structural guidance where appropriate and can accompany without call latency.

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Acoustics The room carries the natural voice

Touch Direct alignment and coordination cues

Timing Sing together without a call delay

FORMAT COMPARISONAdvantages & Trade-offsWhat each format gives you—and asks of youCompare

Virtual

Digital audio workstation with editing and mixing controls

Advantages

  • No travel
  • Recordings and review
  • Multimedia demonstrations and shared files
  • More flexible scheduling and lower cost

Dependencies

  • Internet and equipment shape audio and video quality
  • No hands-on physical cues
  • Call latency can interrupt singing together

In Person

Illustration showing the strings and frame inside a grand piano

Advantages

  • Hands-on structural cues
  • Real room acoustics
  • Live accompaniment
  • No dependence on a video call

Trade-offs

  • Travel and studio availability
  • Less scheduling flexibility
  • Higher cost
LESSON TYPESLesson TypesVoice · piano · writing · theory · SalonSee the stars

PCC teaching guidance: more stars indicate a stronger fit

Singing Lessons

Private voice technique · direct cues and room acoustics

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★

Beginner Piano Lessons

Early study · your own keyboard

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★

Advanced Piano Lessons

Touch and posture in the room

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★

Songwriting

Share lyrics, tracks, drafts and recordings

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★

Theory & Musicianship

Notation, listening and shared files

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★

PCC Salon

A live audience belongs to the group class

Virtual★★★★★
In Person★★★★★
Client ProfilesCompare VIRTUALFlexibility & reviewPrivate space · reliable connection IN PERSONStudio ExperienceLive sound · studio time

Virtual Clients

  • Private Practice SpaceHome office or isolated room
  • Busy ScheduleLess travel and more scheduling room
  • Internet ConnectionReliable connection and usable audio
  • Recording ReviewRevisit the lesson between sessions
  • Multimedia LearningVideo, audio, scores and demonstrations together
  • Contemporary MusicSongs, tracks and drafts share easily

In-Person Clients

  • Physical LearningFeel the change as you work
  • Aural ImitationWatch and mirror in the room
  • Larger BudgetStudio lessons carry a higher cost
  • Flexible ScheduleTime to travel and meet in the studio
  • Classical and TheatreDirect acoustics and live presence
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