$49 for Two Classical-Music Lessons, Plus Registration Fee, at Noble Art Institute of Music in Easton ($109 Value)
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- Piano, classical guitar, strings, woodwinds, or voice
- For all ages & skill levels
- Taught by pro musicians
The act of ivory tickling can cheer up a crowd, win over a love interest, or make a peaceful pachyderm feel significantly more like stampeding. Get your phalanges flowing with today's Groupon: for $49, you get two 45-minute lessons for the classical guitar, piano, strings, voice, or woodwinds (a $42 value each), including the registration fee (a $25 value), at Noble Art Institute of Music in Easton (a $109 total value).
The professional, classically trained instructors at Noble Art Institute of Music edify instrument wranglers with in-depth music lessons. Students ages 3 and up tuck into one-on-one sessions with degreed teachers. Each lesson is customized to the participant's level and based upon his or her needs, teaching classical-guitar students to master chords, piano scholars to sail through scales, and vocal apprentices to tailor their arias to a particular concert hall or elevator. Those who continue at the school can participate in year-round events, such as recitals, chamber-music ensembles, community-service gatherings, and clandestine hoedowns, which strictly forbid sheet music.
- Piano, classical guitar, strings, woodwinds, or voice
- For all ages & skill levels
- Taught by pro musicians
The act of ivory tickling can cheer up a crowd, win over a love interest, or make a peaceful pachyderm feel significantly more like stampeding. Get your phalanges flowing with today's Groupon: for $49, you get two 45-minute lessons for the classical guitar, piano, strings, voice, or woodwinds (a $42 value each), including the registration fee (a $25 value), at Noble Art Institute of Music in Easton (a $109 total value).
The professional, classically trained instructors at Noble Art Institute of Music edify instrument wranglers with in-depth music lessons. Students ages 3 and up tuck into one-on-one sessions with degreed teachers. Each lesson is customized to the participant's level and based upon his or her needs, teaching classical-guitar students to master chords, piano scholars to sail through scales, and vocal apprentices to tailor their arias to a particular concert hall or elevator. Those who continue at the school can participate in year-round events, such as recitals, chamber-music ensembles, community-service gatherings, and clandestine hoedowns, which strictly forbid sheet music.