“We have been with Gough Street Music for over a year and we love Ms. Allie! She makes the piano lessons for our kids fun and engaging. Highly recommend!”
Lessons for every style
Allie Lovee
piano, composition, songwriting, theory
Allie expects her students to work hard and practice diligently, but believes that the learning process should be a fun and positive experience for everyone involved. She is committed to helping students learn to play or write any kind of music they are interested in – classical, film music, video game music, pop, etc. – while still establishing a basis of good technique.
Joseph Bates
violin, viola, cello
Joseph strives to incorporate both traditional teaching methods and the latest research on pedagogy and educational psychology in order to help you set and achieve your musical goals. He’s been fortunate enough to learn from world class musicians and wants to make what he’s learned accessible to as many people as possible.
“She takes time to really listen to him. Our son’s growth is unlimited with all of the knowledge and positivity that she shares with him. She is his teacher, his cheerleader, his mentor.”
-Jamie B.
BOOK YOUR FREE trial lesson!
Choose your preferred lesson duration: 30, 45, or 60 mins
Choose a day of the week that regularly works for you
Played before? Bring old sheet music or lesson books!
Never played? Don’t worry! The trial lesson is a get-to-know-you session.
30 minutes
$50 per lesson
Great for beginners and young students. A 30-minute lesson allows for a new concept to be introduced and older material to be reviewed without tiring out new students or losing the attention of younger kids.
45 minutes
$60 per lesson
Perfect for older/adult beginners and intermediate students. A 45-minute lesson allows for a deeper dive into the intricacies of the instrument and for more material to be covered and reviewed each lesson, resulting in a quicker pace of learning.
60 minutes
$70 per lesson
Best for adults, advanced students, or younger students (10+) who are serious or passionate about learning their instrument. An hour lesson is great for building solid practice and technical habits, and allows for significant depth and breadth of material each lesson.