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Lessons that get you
playing a real song
in six weeks.

Metronome Music School
Plate I Metronome Music School — Playing something real by June
This week's take
II From the bench

This week's take

One photo from a lesson every week we run — the hands, the keys, the page. Shot on the phone, posted same day, no filter.

III What we teach

Six programs that get you playing real music fast

If you cannot play a song after six weeks the lesson plan is wrong. That is the whole business.

01

Piano

Thirty-minute private lessons on acoustic or digital piano. Students learn one real song per month, scales and reading built around the piece they chose.

From $48/lesson
Piano
02

Guitar

Acoustic and electric guitar lessons focused on chords, strumming and one song you actually want to play. No three-month scale drills before you hear music.

From $45/lesson
Guitar
03

Drums

Drum set lessons on acoustic kit. Rudiments and coordination taught through real songs and grooves so the student can sit in with a band inside two months.

From $50/lesson
Drums
04

Voice

Private vocal lessons for ages 10 and up. Breath, pitch and phrasing built around songs the student picks, not abstract exercises.

From $42/lesson
Voice
05

Strings

Violin, viola and cello lessons. Technique and reading taught through pieces the student can perform at the next recital.

From $48/lesson
Strings
06

Recitals

Quarterly student recitals at a real venue. Every performer must play a complete song from memory. No participation trophies.

$35 per student
Recitals
IV Recitals

Songs played in front of people

Students from Yukon, Norman, Edmond and Moore. Every photo taken at an actual recital or lesson.

Student at piano recital, hands on keys
Fig. 01Student at piano recital, hands on keys
Acoustic guitar neck and frets in warm light
Fig. 02Acoustic guitar neck and frets in warm light
Drum kit with sticks on snare
Fig. 03Drum kit with sticks on snare
Vocal student at mic, sheet music open
Fig. 04Vocal student at mic, sheet music open
Violin on stand, bow beside it
Fig. 05Violin on stand, bow beside it
Empty recital hall, chairs in rows
Fig. 06Empty recital hall, chairs in rows
Music stand with open book at end of night
Fig. 07Music stand with open book at end of night
V Who's teaching

The teacher who meets you is the teacher who stays with you.

Metronome Music School opened in 2017 in a small studio off May Avenue. We started with three pianos and a handful of students who wanted to play real songs instead of method-book drills. The staff has grown but the rule has not changed: every lesson ends with the student playing something they can recognize.

Most students come from Yukon, Norman, Edmond and Moore. They want to play at church, in a band, or just at home without sheet music falling apart. We keep the groups small so the teacher hears every mistake the first time.

— Anna Torres, Metronome Music School

The teacher who meets you is the teacher who stays with you.
Why Metronome

The song is the curriculum

Four rules that decide whether a student keeps playing after the first month.

01

Song first, technique second

You pick the song. We build the scales and reading around it so you hear progress every week.

02

One teacher, same room

No rotating instructors. The person who started you stays with you until you move on.

03

Six-week check

If you cannot play one full song after six weeks we change the plan or refund the unused lessons.

04

Recital only when ready

You perform when the song is solid. No one is put on stage to fill a slot.

Start a lesson

Tell us the song you want to play

Piano, guitar, drums, voice or strings. Send the instrument, your age or your child's age, and the song you have in mind. We will schedule a first lesson in Yukon, Norman, Edmond or Moore.

  • ✓ First lesson is thirty minutes and we play music that day
  • ✓ Same teacher every week
  • ✓ Recital only when you are ready
Call the studio
VI

Tell us the song. We'll start there.

Call or text with the instrument and the song you want to learn. If we are not the right fit we will say so and point you to someone who is.

(405) 555-0192 lessons@metronomemusic.school