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✦ How TGC Works · Complete Guide

Four formats.
Eight divisions.
One conservatory, online.

Every faculty member at TGC offers some combination of private lessons, group classes, full-term studio cohorts, and live masterclasses — across eight academic divisions, from Strings & Orchestra to the new Music Business & Industry.

Faculty pick the days and times that work for them. You book what fits your life. We handle the rest — payments, scheduling, lesson notes, the lot.

1-on-1
Private
You and one teacher. Your repertoire. Pay per lesson.
Drop-in
Group
Multiple students, open enrollment. Pay per session.
Cohort · Term
Studio
Real cohort, full term. One tuition. Same students every week.
Live event
Masterclass
Performers play, observers learn. Two ticket tiers.

Eight academic divisions

Strings & Orchestra Winds & Brass Keyboard & Percussion Voice & Opera Jazz & Contemporary World & Traditional Theory & Composition Music Business & IndustryNEW
Step 1 · How booking works

Faculty pick the times. You pick the slot.

TGC is faculty-led. Every teacher publishes their own availability calendar — they decide which days, which time slots, which time zones, and which formats they offer. You browse, you book, you show up. We handle the payment rails, the lesson notes, and the platform.

1

Browse faculty

Filter by instrument, level, language, time zone, division, or format. Each profile shows the teacher's bio, background, sample video, sample lesson, and what they offer (private only? plus group? plus studio? plus masterclasses?).

2

Open their calendar

You see exactly which time slots they've made available — translated into your local time zone automatically. For studio classes, you see the term dates. For masterclasses, the event date and remaining seats.

3

Book and pay

Book a private lesson, drop into a group, register for a studio term, or grab a performer / observer ticket to a masterclass. Pay once at checkout and you get an order confirmation. We accept all major cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay.

4

Show up on Zoom

You join from your living room — anywhere in the world. After each session your teacher writes a short note (what you covered, what to practise next). Everything stays in your portal: schedule, notes, recordings (if enabled), payment history.

One detail that matters: the teacher controls scheduling.We don't pool teachers into shared time slots or auto-assign you to whoever's available. You pick the specific teacher you want, and you book inside the windows they've offered. If they teach Monday and Wednesday evenings only, those are the slots you'll see. This is how a real conservatory works — and it's why you build a relationship with one teacher, not a rotating roster.

Time zones — the world is the campus

Faculty live everywhere — Manhattan, Hong Kong, Reykjavík, Lagos, São Paulo, Sydney. The calendar always shows times in your time zone, not theirs. So a New York student looking at a Tokyo teacher sees their slots translated correctly. Daylight saving time is handled automatically twice a year.

Practical note: if you're in Australia and want a London teacher, the realistic overlap is early-morning-yours / evening-theirs. Browse the global faculty list and look for time-zone proximity if you want flexibility — or pick a faculty member willing to teach across zones.

Step 2 · The four formats

Four ways to learn

Each format has its own scheduling pattern, pricing model, and best-fit student. Most students do a mix.

Format 1 of 4

Private Lessons

One student, one teacher, your repertoire. Live on Zoom, built around your level and your goals — never a generic curriculum.

Length
30 / 60 / 90 / 120 min
Faculty chooses what to offer.
Cadence
Pay-per-lesson
Weekly is most common, but ad-hoc / monthly is fine. No commitment from either side.
Price
$50–$400+
Faculty sets it. Range depends on level, demand, and division.
Cohort
Just you
No other students. The teacher's full attention.
Scheduling
Faculty's calendar
You book inside the slots they've published. Rescheduling is by agreement with your teacher.
Refund posture
72h notice = full refund
Inside 72h: no refund, but you can usually reschedule with your teacher.

Cross-division examples

Beginner Piano
Keyboard · 60 min · weekly
$100 / lesson
From absolute beginners to recital level. Patient with adult learners returning after years away.
Trumpet Audition Prep
Brass · 90 min · ad-hoc
$250 / lesson
Mock auditions, repertoire feedback, mental-game coaching. Booked one slot at a time.
Violin for Returners
Strings · 60 min · monthly
$175 / lesson
Designed for adults coming back to violin. Lots of patience, sane pacing, joy-first.
Sync Licensing 1:1 — Career Coaching
Business · 60 min · ad-hoc
$200 / session
One-to-one career coaching with a working sync agent. Pitch deck review, contract red-flags, where to start.
Vocal Coaching — Pop & Contemporary
Voice · 60 min · weekly
$150 / lesson
For singer-songwriters preparing material for release. Mic technique, runs, sustained breath.
Jazz Improvisation — Saxophone
Jazz · 60 min · weekly
$140 / lesson
Bebop language, modal playing, transcription habits. Suitable for intermediate-to-advanced players.
Format 2 of 4

Group Lessons

An open-enrollment session — multiple students join the same time slot. First-come, first-served. You pay per session, no commitment to attend the next one. Less personalised than private, but much more affordable, and often the right format for content where peer dynamics help.

Length
45–90 min
Faculty's choice.
Cadence
Drop in any week
Pay-per-session, or buy a multi-pack. No commitment.
Price
$15–$50 / session
Lower per-person than private. Faculty sets the rate.
Cohort size
4 to 40+
Faculty sets the cap. First-come, first-served.
Scheduling
Recurring weekly slot
Faculty publishes a fixed weekly time. You drop in when you want.
Refund posture
More than 7 days = full refund
Group cohorts: 75% within 7 days but before the first session, none once the first session has run.

Cross-division examples

Saturday Music Theory Drop-In
Theory · Sat 10 AM ET · 60 min
$35 / session
Open to all levels. Bring your questions. Faculty cycles topics across 4-week blocks.
Pre-Audition Confidence Class
Cross-discipline · Sun 75 min · Jan–Mar
$50 / session
Mock-audition format with peer feedback. Capped at 8 students per call.
Ear Training & Sight-Singing
Theory · Wed 45 min · ongoing
$25 / session
Small drills, fun pace. Up to 30 students per call.
Music Marketing Drop-In
Business · Thu 60 min · ongoing
$40 / session
Practical marketing for working musicians. Bring your last week's posts; we critique together.
Beginner Latin Percussion
World · Tue 60 min · ongoing
$30 / session
Hand-drum basics. Bring a conga, djembe, or cajón. No reading required.
Songwriter's Circle
Business + Theory · Sun 90 min
$45 / session
Bring a song-in-progress. Constructive group feedback from 8–12 peers + a working songwriter.
Format 3 of 4

Studio Classes

A real conservatory class. Same students every week across a full term — usually a semester. The faculty plans curriculum, builds the cohort dynamic, and shapes progression around the registered roster. You sign up before the term starts and stay through to the end.

Length
1–2 hrs / week
Once or twice a week. Faculty's choice.
Term
Sep–Dec or Jan–May
Typically a semester. Some run full-year. Faculty sets the term dates.
Price
$600–$1,800 / term
Single tuition for the whole term. Faculty sets the amount.
Cohort
Fixed roster
Same students every week. Capacity set by faculty (for example, 4 to 50). First-come.
Scheduling
Set at registration
The faculty publishes the term schedule (e.g. 'Fri + Sat, 2 hours each'). You commit to all sessions.
Refund posture
Full refund more than 7 days before
75% within 7 days but before the first session. None once the term has started, except documented hardship at our discretion.
Why studio classes are differentDrop-in groups are anonymous — different students every week. Studio classes are the same cohort all term. That changes everything: the teacher knows your name and your level, you know your classmates, the curriculum builds week-over-week, and there's a recital or final at the end. It's the format closest to a real conservatory — done online.

Cross-division examples

Suzuki Violin Studio · Year 1
Strings · Fri+Sat 2hrs · Sep–Dec
$1,400 full term
Same students every week. Recital prep included. Capped at 8.
Trumpet Studio · Full Year
Brass · Tue 2 hrs · Sep–May
$1,200 / term × 2
Cohort progresses from intermediate technique through advanced excerpts.
Kodály Teacher Training
Theory · Sat 90 min · Jan–May
$900 full term
Cohort of 12 music teachers learning the Kodály method. Certification track.
Building Your Music Career — Cohort
Business · Wed 90 min · Sep–Dec
$1,100 full term
14-week guided cohort: brand, audience, releases, royalties, finances. Final = polished press kit + release plan.
Bach to Romantic — Pianist's Studio
Keyboard · Mon+Wed 90 min · Spring
$1,500 full term
Repertoire-driven cohort: each student prepares two pieces, performs in mid-term + final recital.
World Percussion Ensemble
World · Sat 2 hrs · Sep–Dec
$850 full term
Cuban, Brazilian, West African rhythms. Performs together as the term progresses.

Studio classes are non-refundable once the term begins, with limited exceptions for personal emergencies. See Refund Policy §6.

Format 4 of 4

Masterclasses

A live event with two ticket tiers. Performers (for example, 3–6) prepare a piece, play for the master on the call, and receive deep public feedback. Observers (for example, 20+) watch, learn, and take notes — the way the world's best conservatories have done masterclasses for centuries.

Length
60–120 min
Faculty's choice.
Cadence
One-time event
Often run as a recurring monthly series, or as themed special events.
Performer ticket
$100–$300
Higher tier. You play for the master and get feedback. Limited slots.
Observer ticket
$15–$50
Lower tier. You watch live, learn from every coaching moment.
Capacity
Example: 3–6 performers · 20+ observers
Faculty sets both caps.
Refund posture
Performer: full refund 7+ days before
Performers: 50% at 3–6 days, none inside 72 hours. Observer passes are refundable up to 72 hours before.

Cross-division examples

Bass Trombone Masterclass
Brass · monthly · 90 min
$150 perform / $20 observe
4 performers play orchestral excerpts. 30+ observers watch. Recurring monthly.
Bach Cello Suites Masterclass
Strings · one-time · Oct 12
$200 perform / $25 observe
5 performers prepare a Suite movement. Observers join the audience.
Mock Audition — Spring
Cross-discipline · Mar 7
$180 perform / $30 observe
6 performers run through a full mock audition. 50+ observers.
How to Get Sync'd in 2026
Business · one-time · Nov 8
$60 perform / $25 observe
Working sync agent picks 4 artist's tracks live, gives editorial feedback for sync placement. 100+ observers.
Opera Aria Studio Class
Voice · monthly · 120 min
$180 perform / $25 observe
3 singers each present an aria. Met-level coaching, public feedback.
Coltrane Solo Transcription
Jazz · one-time · Apr 19
$80 perform / $20 observe
4 saxophonists each play a transcribed Coltrane solo. Deep harmonic + rhythmic dissection.

Performer slots: full refund 7+ days before, 50% at 3–6 days, none inside 72 hours. Observer passes are refundable up to 72 hours before. See Refund Policy §5.

Step 3 · The eight divisions

What you can study

Performance is half of music. Career is the other half. We teach both — across eight academic divisions, each with faculty drawn from world-class institutions and professional practice.

Strings & Orchestra

Violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, classical guitar. Solo repertoire, chamber playing, orchestral excerpts, audition prep.

One sample listing per format

  • Suzuki Violin Year 1 · Studio · $1,400/term
  • Cello sonata coaching · Private · $180/lesson
  • Audition Excerpt Marathon · Masterclass · $200 perform
  • Drop-in chamber sight-reading · Group · $35/session

Winds & Brass

Flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, euphonium. From beginning embouchure to professional excerpt prep.

One sample listing per format

  • Trumpet audition prep · Private · $250/lesson
  • Trumpet Studio · Studio · $1,200/term
  • Bass Trombone Masterclass series · Masterclass · $150/$20
  • Saxophone overtones drop-in · Group · $30/session

Keyboard & Percussion

Piano (classical, jazz, pop), harpsichord, organ, accordion, marimba, vibes, drum kit, hand percussion. Reading, improvisation, technique, repertoire.

One sample listing per format

  • Beginner Piano · Private · $100/lesson
  • Bach to Romantic Pianist Studio · Studio · $1,500/term
  • Drum Kit fundamentals drop-in · Group · $30/session
  • Jazz Piano improv masterclass · Masterclass · $120/$25

Voice & Opera

Classical, opera, musical theatre, jazz, pop. Vocal technique, language coaching (IPA), repertoire, acting through song, audition prep.

One sample listing per format

  • Pop / Contemporary Vocal · Private · $150/lesson
  • Opera Studio · Studio · $1,300/term
  • Aria masterclass series · Masterclass · $180/$25
  • Diction (IPA) drop-in · Group · $40/session

Jazz & Contemporary

Improvisation, jazz harmony, transcription, big-band, small-group, contemporary commercial. Bebop through modal through fusion through funk.

One sample listing per format

  • Jazz improv · Private · $140/lesson
  • Jazz Combo Lab · Studio · $1,100/term
  • Coltrane transcription masterclass · Masterclass · $80/$20
  • Walking bass-line drop-in · Group · $30/session

World & Traditional

Indian classical (Hindustani + Carnatic), Latin, African, East Asian, Middle Eastern, Celtic. Played and taught by tradition-bearers, not appropriators.

One sample listing per format

  • Hindustani Sitar · Private · $120/lesson
  • World Percussion Ensemble · Studio · $850/term
  • Indian Raga masterclass · Masterclass · $90/$22
  • Latin Percussion drop-in · Group · $30/session

Theory & Composition

Tonal harmony, counterpoint, ear-training, sight-singing, score reading, orchestration, songwriting, modern composition for film/games/concert.

One sample listing per format

  • Composition mentorship · Private · $160/lesson
  • Kodály Teacher Training · Studio · $900/term
  • Saturday theory drop-in · Group · $35/session
  • Film Scoring masterclass · Masterclass · $120/$25

Music Business & Industry

NEW · FALL 2027

The career half of music education. Marketing, royalties, sync, contracts, private studio teaching, bandleading, music tech, entrepreneurship — taught by working professionals.

One sample listing per format

  • Sync 2027 Bootcamp · Studio cohort + capstone · 6 wks
  • Building Your Private Teaching Studio · Studio · 16 wks
  • Release Camp — Ship Your EP · Studio + capstone · 16 wks
  • Pro Intensive — flagship bundle · 24 wks · 12 students

Why this division exists. The Music Business & Industry division covers the career side of music and opens in Fall 2027 — September 6, 2027 — with 33 courses across 8 sub-tracks and 20 founding faculty drawn from working sync agents, music attorneys, label A&Rs, working bandleaders, music-tech founders, and master studio teachers.

What's covered (8 sub-tracks · 33 courses)

  • A · Career Foundations — pricing, contracts, getting paid, marketing yourself online (4 courses)
  • B · Studio & Teaching Business — building your own private teaching studio: tuition, billing, scaling (4 courses)
  • C · Performing & Touring Business — booking gigs, touring economics, agents, venues (4 courses)
  • D · Recording & Releasing — session work, self-release, working with producers (4 courses)
  • E · Rights & Royalties — copyright, PRO/MLC registration, mechanicals, international (4 courses)
  • F · Sync & Licensing — sync for TV/film/ads/games — flagship vertical (5 courses)
  • G · Bandleading & Music Direction — leading bands, MD'ing for theatre/church/community (3 courses)
  • H · Entrepreneurship & Music Tech — founder track, music tech, home studio, DAW workflows (5 courses)

The full plan — 33-course catalog, week-by-week syllabi per sub-track, Fall 2027 academic calendar, faculty recruitment, outcome goals, FAQ — lives on the public storefront with dedicated pages for every sub-track.

Read the full Music Business division plan →

Recruiting founding faculty now. If you currently work as a sync agent, music attorney, label A&R, working bandleader, music-tech founder, or studio business operator, apply to teach. The application has a dedicated Music Business & Industry section.

Step 4 · Pricing transparency

What it costs (and where every dollar goes)

Faculty set their own rates. We add a 25% platform markup on top — that's the only money TGC takes. Faculty receive their full stated rate, eligible 7 days after the lesson is held; paid in the first weekly payout run (Friday) on or after eligibility. No hidden fees, no commissions deducted, no surprise charges at checkout.

FormatFaculty rate rangeStudent price (incl. 25% on top)Best example
Private (60 min)$50–$400$62.50–$500$100 → $125 student
Group (60 min, per session)$15–$50$18.75–$62.50$30 → $37.50 student
Studio (full term)$600–$1,800$750–$2,250$1,200 → $1,500 student
Masterclass — observe$15–$50$18.75–$62.50$25 → $31.25 student
Masterclass — perform$100–$300$125–$375$200 → $250 student
What's NOT charged extra
  • No booking fee, no service charge, no convenience fee at checkout
  • No charge for lesson notes, or for rescheduling a private lesson — 72+ hours ahead, or later with your teacher's agreement
  • No subscription required to browse or use the platform
  • No charge for refund processing
  • Faculty pay no monthly platform fee — their full stated rate goes to them
Step 5 · Who it's for

Every age, every level, every goal

We don't optimise for one type of student. Toddlers learning their first rhythm, teens prepping for conservatory auditions, adult returners rediscovering an old instrument, professional musicians adding a new skill — the platform serves all of them.

Children (3–12)
Suzuki, Kodály, Orff, Dalcroze. Parent-managed accounts. We do not allow under-13 students to log in independently. Faculty who teach minors declare at application that nothing bars them from working with children, and consent to a check.
Teens (13–17)
Conservatory audition prep, AP Music Theory, college applications, ABRSM/Trinity exams. Parent oversight required for under-18 accounts.
College & Pre-Pro
Undergraduate or recent-grad musicians refining technique, building rep, prepping for competitions, transitioning to working career.
Adult Returners (50+)
Adults coming back to an instrument after decades. Sane pacing, joy-first, no pressure. Specific faculty on the platform specialise in this.
Working Musicians
Professionals filling gaps: extended technique, world traditions, audition prep for new orchestras, the new business division for career growth.
Music Business Pros
Career coaching, sync mentorship, royalty bootcamps, building your private studio. The Business division opens Fall 2027.
International Students
People in places without local conservatories — rural areas, smaller cities, countries with limited classical/jazz infrastructure. The internet bridges it.
Teachers (CPD)
Music teachers seeking continuing professional development — Kodály certification, Orff training, jazz pedagogy, Suzuki teacher training.
Step 6 · Equipment & setup

What you need to start

Online lessons demand more from your gear than in-person. We've worked with faculty to pin down the minimum and ideal setups. Most students start with the minimum and upgrade only if they go beyond casual practice.

Minimum
  • A computer / laptop / iPad with a working camera
  • Built-in mic + speakers (headphones avoid feedback)
  • Stable Wi-Fi (5+ Mbps up; check at fast.com)
  • A quiet, well-lit room
  • Your instrument :)
Better
  • External USB mic (Blue Yeti, Audio-Technica AT2020USB)
  • Wired headphones (avoid Bluetooth latency)
  • External webcam (Logitech C920 or similar) — clearer image
  • Music stand + decent room lighting
  • Hard-wired ethernet (more stable than Wi-Fi)
Pro (recommended for serious students)
  • Dedicated audio interface (Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, $200)
  • Condenser mic (Rode NT1A, $230) — captures room acoustics
  • Tripod-mounted DSLR or mirrorless camera as webcam
  • Acoustic treatment (cheap foam panels, $80) for clearer sound
  • Two cameras: one on hands, one on face (for piano + drums esp.)

For a deeper walk-through with product links, see our Equipment Setup Guide.

Step 7 · Logistics

The boring-but-important stuff

Refunds & rescheduling
Private lessons: full refund 72+ hours ahead, none inside 72 hours (reschedule with your teacher instead). Group and Studio: full refund more than 7 days before the first session, 75% within 7 days but before the first session, none once it has started. Masterclass performer slots: full 7+ days ahead, 50% at 3-6 days, none inside 72 hours.
Full Refund Policy →
Gifting lessons
Any private, group, or masterclass ticket is giftable. Pick the recipient at checkout, they receive the booking via email. Studio classes can be gifted with the recipient's name on registration.
Parental controls (under 18)
Parents create and manage the account; under-13s cannot log in independently. Parents see all bookings, messages, lesson notes. No child is marketed to, and a parent can ask us to delete everything we hold — see the Privacy Policy.
Privacy §7 →
Recordings
Lessons are not recorded by default. If you want a recording, ask your teacher; recordings are jointly owned by you and your teacher and never accessed by TGC staff.
Messaging
You can start a private conversation with your teacher from your portal. They commit to replying within 48 hours. All messages stay in your portal.
Languages
Check each faculty profile for teaching languages.
Certificates
Studio classes that complete a full term can issue a certificate of completion. Some partner-method divisions, such as Kodály, Orff, and Suzuki teacher training, may offer method-specific credentials through the relevant partner body rather than through TGC accreditation.
Scholarships & access
We're building a small scholarship pool for students who can't pay full price. Open in early 2027. Faculty can also offer their own discount codes.
At a glance

The four formats, side by side

Most TGC students do a mix. Weekly private lessons + a monthly masterclass + the occasional drop-in group. Studio classes if they want a real cohort experience.

Private Group Studio Masterclass
Format1-on-1Open enrollmentFixed cohort, full termPerformers + observers
CommitmentNone — pay/lessonNone — drop inFull term (8–16 wks)Single event
Length30 / 60 / 90 / 120 min~45–90 min1–2 hrs/wk × 8–16 wks60–120 min
Cohort sizeJust you4–40+Faculty's choiceFew performers, many observers
PricingPer-lessonPer-sessionFull-term tuitionTwo tiers (perform / observe)
Personalisation★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ (★★★★★ if performing)
Refund posture72+ hours: full; inside 72 hours: noneFull more than 7 days before; 75% within 7 days before start; none after startFull more than 7 days before; 75% within 7 days before start; none after startPerformer: full 7+ days / 50% at 3–6 days / none inside 72 hours; observer: refundable up to 72 hours before
Best forReal progressTheory, ear, introMethods, cohort buildingTrial · public coaching
Available across all 8 divisions?✓ Yes✓ Yes✓ Yes✓ Yes
FAQ

Common questions, straight answers

Do I have to commit to weekly lessons?
No. For private and group lessons, you pay per session — you can book one and decide whether to come back. Studio classes are the only format that requires a full-term commitment, and you know that going in.
What happens if my teacher is sick or unavailable?
They cancel through the portal — you get a full refund or a credit toward a future lesson, your call. We don't auto-assign substitutes; you'll always know who you're booked with.
Can I switch teachers any time?
Yes. There's no exclusivity. You can take privates with one teacher, drop into another's group, attend a third's masterclass — same week if you want.
What time zones do you support?
Every faculty member publishes their availability in their own time zone, but we translate it to yours when you're browsing. Faculty live everywhere — Manhattan to Hong Kong to Reykjavík — so most students can find a teacher in a workable time zone.
Do parents need their own account?
Yes — for students under 18, the parent creates and manages the account. We don't allow under-13 students to log in independently. See our Privacy Policy §7 for details on parental controls and consent.
What if I miss a lesson I paid for?
Cancel 72 or more hours ahead and you get a full refund. Inside 72 hours there is no refund, but you can usually reschedule if your teacher agrees. If you simply do not turn up, the lesson is not refunded — your teacher held that time for you. Full details are in the Refund Policy.
How do recordings work?
Lessons are not recorded by default. If you want a recording, ask your teacher and they'll set it up — recordings are jointly owned by you and your teacher and never accessed by TGC staff.
Can I gift a lesson?
Yes. You can purchase any private, group, or masterclass ticket as a gift — choose the recipient at checkout, they receive the booking via email. Studio classes can be gifted too, with the recipient's name on registration.
Why eight divisions? Most online schools have one.
Because music isn't one thing. Strings, winds, voice, jazz, world traditions, theory, business — each requires different teachers, different methods, different communities. Lumping them together is exactly why most online music platforms feel like marketplaces, not conservatories.
When does the Music Business division open?
Fall 2027 — September 6, 2027. 33 courses across 8 sub-tracks, 20 founding faculty drawn from working industry pros. Full plan + course catalog + Fall 2027 academic calendar at theglobalconservatory.com/pages/music-business.
Are TGC certificates recognised?
Studio classes issue a certificate of completion (TGC-issued, not accredited by a national body). Specific tracks — Kodály, Orff, Suzuki teacher training — may carry method-specific recognition through the partner methods, not through us.
Can my teacher and I move off-platform after a few lessons?
No, please don't. Faculty agree to a 90-day no-poaching clause when they join — they can't take you off-platform during your active relationship + 90 days after. We invest in matching, scheduling, payments; we ask the same loyalty back.
What payment methods do you accept?
All major cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), Apple Pay, Google Pay. Faculty are paid via Airwallex (recommended) or PayPal — see the Airwallex Setup Guide.
Can I see a sample lesson before booking?
Most faculty have a sample-teaching video on their profile. Some also offer a discounted intro masterclass observer ticket ($15-25) — much better than a free intro because the format is what they actually teach in.
What if I'm unhappy with my first lesson?
Email info@theglobalconservatory.com within 7 days. If the lesson genuinely fell short of professional standard, we refund. If it was a teaching-style mismatch, we'll help you find a different faculty member and credit you toward the new lesson.

Ready to find your teacher?

Browse the full faculty list — filter by instrument, format, language, division, time zone — and book your first lesson.

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Questions? Email info@theglobalconservatory.com