1. Please be sure to always have your INSTRUMENT and Music at each lesson. This includes the proper supplies (rosin, pencil, shoulder rest) and all music books that we are using at the time.

2. Make a point to be on time or even 5 minutes early for your lessons. When it is time for your lesson to begin, knock on the studio door.

3. Come to each lesson with your assignments prepared. This allows us to make the most our of our time each week. You will not only find yourself improving quickly, you will have more fun! Remember, repeating the same material week after week is a waster of everyone’s time!

4. If you need to miss a lesson, please call 24 hours in advance. Students will be charge for lessons missed if 24 hours notice is not given. Please refer to the MAKE-UP LESSON POLICIES sheet for more details.

5. As you know, the student’s lessons are scheduled back to back. If you are late for a lesson, you will receive a shortened lesson. I cannot give the full lesson time to those who are late. Accommodating one late student causes everyone else to have his/her schedule disrupted.

6. When I request that your student purchase new music, I expect them to have it by the next lesson. The local music stores have been notified of the books and music that I will require during the year and should have it in stock

Sarah Boronow, Cello
Angela Rex, Violin/Viola
Dr. William Scott, Double Bass