Piano Lessons for Spring 2014

Dear Piano Students and Parents,

Our Spring 2014 session begins February 3, 2014, and ends on May 30, 2014

The following is a breakdown of weekdays and tuition for Spring 2014:

45-minute lessons:

15 Mondays - $975.00

17 Tuesdays -  $1105.00

17 Wednesdays -  $1105.00

17 Thursdays - $1105.00

17 Fridays -  $1105.00 

1-hour lessons:

15 Mondays -  $1125.00

17 Tuesdays -  $1275.00

17 Wednesdays -  $1275.00

17 Thursdays - $1275.00

17 Fridays -  $1275.00

These lesson dates are determined with respect to Federal Holidays of 2014. You are free to choose any weekday for your best semester plan. If you decide to take lessons more than once per week, simply combine any 2 weekdays and their respective tuition. Should you experience any schedule conflicts due to religious holidays, you must notify us and we will offer you a make-up. We allow a maximum of 2 make-ups per Spring 2014 session. These two emergency make-up lessons must be completed during the last week of Spring 2014 session (week of June 2-6) which is the following week after the 17 official weeks of lessons.

Your payment (electronic PayPal or check submit) must be made a week before your lessons begin. For example, if you choose to start lessons on any day during the week of March 10-14, your payment must be submitted to us by March 7th the latest. Students registering after the first official week (February 3-7) will be assigned a pro-rated tuition. Once again, we accept checks and PayPal payments. The tuition refund will be as follows:

Withdrawal before February 3, 2014 - 100% refund

Withdrawal on February 3, 2014 - 75% refund

Withdrawal during February 4-7, 2014 period - 50% refund 

Withdrawal during February 10-14, 2014 period - 25% refund 

Withdrawal after February 14, 2014 - no refund

There is no refund for pro-rated tuition. If you need to withdraw anytime (having registered after February 3), you might want to consider a separate lesson plan on our website - be sure to find your location (borough) for precise rates.

Call us at (646) 678-5975 if you have any questions

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Piano Lessons: Tuition & Schedule for the Summer 2013

Dear Piano Students and Parents,

Our Piano summer session begins July 1, 2013, and ends on August 30, 2013

The following is a breakdown of weekdays and tuition for the Summer 2013:

45-minute lessons:

8 Mondays - $520.00

8 Tuesdays -  $520.00

8 Wednesdays -  $520.00

8 Thursdays - $520.00

8 Fridays -  $520.00

1-hour lessons:

8 Mondays -  $600.00

8 Tuesdays -  $600.00

8 Wednesdays -  $600.00

8 Thursdays - $600.00

8 Fridays -  $600.00

These lesson dates are determined with respect to Federal Holidays of 2013. You are free to choose any weekday for your best semester plan. If you decide to take lessons more than once per week, simply combine any 2 weekdays and their respective tuition. Should you experience any schedule conflicts due to religious holidays, you must notify us and we will offer you a make-up. We allow a maximum of 1 make-up per Summer session. This emergency make-up lesson must be completed during the last week of August (week of August 26th-30th) which is the 9th week following the 8 official weeks of lessons.

Registration deadline for the Summer 2013 is June 30, 2013. That is, your Summer 2013 payment must be submitted to us by June 30, 2013. Students registering after July 1, 2013 will be assigned a pro-rated tuition. We accept checks and PayPal payments. The tuition refund will be as follows:

Withdrawal before July 1, 2013 - 100% refund

Withdrawal on July 1, 2013 - 75% refund

Withdrawal during July 2-5, 2013 period - 50% refund

Withdrawal during July 6-10, 2013 period - 25% refund

Withdrawal after July 10, 2013 - no refund

There is no refund for pro-rated tuition. If you need to withdraw anytime (having registered after July 1), you might want to consider a separate lesson plan on our website - be sure to find your location (borough) for precise rates.

Call us at (646) 678-5975 if you have any questions

You may start your registration here

Piano Lessons: Tuition & Schedule for the Fall 2013

Dear Students and Parents,

Our Fall 2013 Piano Lessons begin September 9, 2013, and end on December 20, 2013

The following is a breakdown of weekdays and tuition for the Fall 2013:

45-minute lessons:

13 Mondays - $845.00 

13 Tuesdays - $845.00

13 Wednesdays - $845.00

13 Thursdays - $845.00

13 Fridays - $845.00

1-hour lessons:

13 Mondays - $975.00

13 Tuesdays -  $975.00

13 Wednesdays -  $975.00

13 Thursdays -  $975.00

13 Fridays -  $975.00

These lesson dates are determined with respect to Federal Holidays of 2013. You are free to choose any weekday for your best semester plan. If you decide to take lessons more than once per week, simply combine any 2 weekdays and their respective tuition. Should you experience any schedule conflicts due to religious holidays, you must notify us and we will offer you a make-up. We allow a maximum of 2 legitimate make-ups during the Fall 2013 session. These two emergency make-ups must be completed during the month of December (period of December 2-20). Since most Federal Holidays will fall on Mondays, make-ups for Mondays will have to be scheduled for other business days during the December make-up period.

Registration deadline for the Fall 2013 is August 20, 2013. That is, your Fall 2013 payment must be submitted to us by August 20, 2013. Students registering after September 9, 2013 will be assigned a pro-rated tuition. We accept checks and PayPal payments. The tuition refund will be as follows:

Withdrawal before September 9, 2013 - 100% refund

Withdrawal during September 9-15, 2013 period - 75% refund

Withdrawal during September 16-22, 2013 period - 50% refund

Withdrawal during September 23-29, 2013 period - 25% refund

Withdrawal after September 29, 2013 - no refund

There is no refund for pro-rated tuition. If you need to withdraw anytime (having registered after September 9), you might want to consider a separate lesson plan on our website - be sure to find your location (borough).

Call us at (646) 678-5975 if you have any questions

You may start your registration here

The Dreaded SAT Exam

SAT Examination causes panic in most people. And, it may not necessarily indicate that one is not ready for the test. Actually, even those individuals that are prepared to ace the test are panicking on the day of the exam. It is a human natural phenomenon to feel worried, and there is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. However, this examination does not get much easier relative to our psychological or physical condition. Therefore, we must derive and steadily develop the feeling of security and comfort in order to reach successful results in this exam. 

Our SAT tutors help you achieve confidence through examining your particular problems. For example, you might feel that you abhor changing and altering wrong sentences to make them correct; or you do not show preference for reading brief passages and then answering their follow-up questions. Whatever makes you tick, our tutors will analyze your weaknesses in detail and then offer relevant solutions. For example, if you feel that you know the answer to a math problem, yet cannot master similar problems due to time pressure, our tutors will help you realize what stalls your brain by giving you many similar problems and then randomly selecting different problems among them. This technique usually helps you switch gears fast and readily concentrate on a new topic. 

Our tutors offer practice tests as soon as they gain assurance on your test skills. Mastering actual test models represents a crucial part of your success when it comes to tackling the official exam. Our tutors will find individual approach by which they envision the horizon of your success.

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Find Math Word Problems To Be Difficult?

It is always inspiring to notice some difficulties that math sometimes sets forth. To put it in a better way, I would rather call it an occasional math challenge. Have you ever stumbled upon a challenging math problem? A word problem perhaps?

Some individuals suffer from word problems due to infrequent translations from words to math symbols. Believe it or not, mathematics is most importantly a language of our everyday life, just as music is a language of our soul. No matter what we calculate or estimate, words describing real-life problems give us a good perspective of mathematical symbols that we can use. Very often, translation to mathematical symbols simplifies a given problem that might seem wordy or blurry at first. By understanding and mastering the uses of algebra, geometry and trigonometry we can implement our vocabulary of mathematical symbols and successfully apply them to real-life word problems. For example, we can consider a sample word problem (assuming one has elementary knowledge of math symbols):

A baseball team won 50 of the first 92 games played in a season. If the season consists of 152 games, how many more games must the team win to finish the season winning 62.5% of games played?

First, we have to understand what solution method this problem requires. If one reads it very carefully, it is easy to see that this is a direct proportion problem. Direct proportion involves two quantities, each increasing with respect to another increasing, or each decreasing with respect to another decreasing. Each direct proportion includes a constant (a quantity or number that does not change) such as the total number of games played (152 games in a season), or 100% of total games played. In the context of this problem, we need to know how many more games must be won (when playing additional 60 games) to match the 62.5% of all season games won. We must set up two fractions in direct proportion. The number of additional games that need to be won will be our x - the variable that we need to find.

We set it up as follows:

We know how many games we won out of 92 games already played = 50. We add the variable x to 50. So, all games won in a season of 152 games will become 50 + x. We must divide this by the total number of games played (152) in order to express how many games are won out of the total games played.

The second fraction has everything that we need: 62.5% out of 100%, which is a translation of numbers to percent value. So, we divide 62.5% by 100% just as we did with the first fraction since 62.5% will represent the percentage of games won out of the total 152 games played (same as 50 + x divided by 152).

So (50 + x) equals 62.5%, and 152 equals 100%. The percentage is just another way of expressing the number of games won divided by the total number of games played.

Now, we write what we described symbolically:

[ (50 + x) / 152 ] = [ 62.5 / 100 ] 

and then we cross-multiply (to get the product of means to equal the product of extremes), and solve for x to get
x = 45. So, in order to finish with a 62.5% winning percentage of the entire game season consisting of 152 games - having already won 50 games out of 92 games played - we must win 45 more games in the remaining 60 games of the season.

Of course, explaining word problems in person is much simpler. Words and verbal communication often simplify and shorten written description and explanation. There are many word problems that involve fractions and other skills, which frequently require some thinking.

This is why our company has excellent tutors in Mathematics. We are here to help you achieve your goals.

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Piano Lessons In New York City And Surrounding Areas

Lessons take place in the comfort of your home.

We have high quality piano teachers who are willing to advance you from your current level of piano playing! Whether you are a beginner or a more advanced musician, we will provide a professional piano instructor who will supplement your current piano skills. Teachers we send possess fine teaching experience and major music degrees from accredited New York music conservatories. We only hire patient, motivated and inspiring music teachers to represent us.

Our piano instructors help prepare for various festivals and workshops, including NYSSMA (New York State School Music Association), as well as Audition Preparation for the school of your choice. Examples of top Prep Division Schools for your child include The Juilliard School, Manhattan School Of Music, and Mannes College of Music. Whichever school you choose for your child, our instructors will professionally guide you through the audition process by finding natural aptitudes and innate musical gifts as well as develop the necessary hand equipment. 

We also encourage our students to participate in our yearly recitals that are held in May/June of each year. Recitals take place in respectable concert venues of NYC.

Generally, piano lessons are applicable for individuals of all ages and levels. If you prepay for at least 5 lessons up-front, you receive a special discount. Contact us for further information by our website form, or call us anytime at (646) 678-5975. You may read further about our piano instruction here.

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About The Company

This program was founded upon a desire to stress the importance of knowledge and inspiration. It is currently represented by a group of specialized teachers who excel in the fields of mathematics, music, liberal arts, and science. We invite highly experienced tutors for entrance exam training sessions, and also consider strong individuals in the general fields of science and the arts. We provide one-on-one home instruction for students of all ages. Home sessions are also given to non-students (adults), and may also serve well for current students in accordance with their specific academic requirements. We help advanced music students succeed in their auditions, performances and competitions.  We also prepare music students for miscellaneous entrance examinations in Music Theory, Music History, Ear Training, and other prerequisite subjects. We are generally open to teach both beginners and advanced music students. Our music teacher roster mostly consists of worldwide acclaimed musicians who have earned top prizes in notable national and international music competitions.

We provide in-home prep to high school and college students for standardized entrance examinations such as SAT, ACT, ISEE, and GRE, among other major exams. Our past clients received admissions to Yale, Columbia and New York universities, among other top schools. We also provide comprehensive help and in-home tutoring to current students in core academic courses such as Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry, among others. Our academic teacher roster holds outstanding individuals with substantial teaching experience and concise history of academic brilliance and practical achievement. Our teaching method incorporates the development of a unique relationship between each student and instructor, utilizing to the fullest possible degree all innate aptitudes of a student. Our founders and instructors have taught countless numbers of students of all ages and levels. We provide lessons that range from 45 minutes to one hour, suitable for most categories of interest. Our objective is to provide the most affordable instruction with the most rewarding learning experience. Read about our founding director.

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