For homeschool families
Homeschool Music Lessons Online
Private one-on-one music lessons that fit a homeschool day. Book any of a teacher's open times, keep the same weekly slot, and pay with your ESA or scholarship funds in 13 states.
Made for a homeschool week
- Book any of a teacher's open times, so lessons can fit inside your school day or after it.
- A weekly time books itself for each child, so music has a steady place in the week.
- One parent account covers every child, each with their own teacher, notes and recordings.
- Lessons for every grade, from young beginners to teens preparing for auditions.
Music for your homeschool curriculum
Private lessons can be the music part of your homeschool curriculum. Teachers plan each lesson around your child's level and goals, and the notes and notebook pages from every lesson build a record of what was covered.
Pay with your ESA or scholarship
All Around Music is an approved provider for education savings account and scholarship programs in 13 states, paid through ClassWallet, Odyssey or Step Up For Students. See ESA music lessons for the steps in your state.
How it works
- 1Choose an instrument and meet the teachers on its page.
- 2Create your free family account and add each child who will take lessons.
- 3Book a weekly time for each child, paid with lesson credits or your program's funds.
- 4After the lesson, the practice notes, sheet music, notebook pages and the recording are in your portal.
Questions people ask
Can we use our ESA for music lessons?+
In many programs, yes. All Around Music is an approved provider for 17 programs in 13 states. See ESA music lessons for your state, and check your program's rules or ask us.
Can lessons happen during the school day?+
Yes, when a teacher has open times then. Each teacher's open times show when you book, and a weekly time can repeat in the same slot every week.
Do we get a record of each child's lessons?+
Yes. Each child's practice notes, sheet music and notebook pages stay in your portal, organized by lesson date. Families paying with ESA funds can also download a credit usage report for each child from the dashboard.
How much do homeschool music lessons cost?+
Every instrument and teacher has the same price, set by the lesson length (30, 45 or 60 minutes). See single lessons, lesson packs and discounted monthly plans, which bring the price of each lesson down. Families in 13 states can also pay through their ESA or scholarship program.
Which instruments can my children learn?+
Piano, guitar, voice, violin, ukulele, drums, bass guitar, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone and music production. Start on the instrument list to meet the teachers.
What do we need for online lessons?+
The instrument, a computer or tablet with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection and a quiet room. Lessons take place in AAM Studio, in your web browser or the All Around Music app, and headphones give the best sound.