Summer Lessons (NEW Students Only)

Lessons are contingent on teacher's and student's mutual availability

Student's First Name *

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Student's Last Name *

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Instrument you would like to study with Nana Vaughn *

Violin

Viola

Student's Grade in 2018-2019 *

Parent(s) Name(s) - if student is age 18 or under

Your answer

Parent Email(s) - if student is age 18 or under

Your answer

Parent Phone - if student is age 18 or under

Your answer

Student Email

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Student Phone

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Playing level of student *

Absolute Beginner (never played)

Beginner-Intermediate (equivalent to Suzuki Book 1-2 level)

Intermediate (equivalent to Suzuki Book 3-4 level)

Advanced (equivalent to Suzuki Book 5-7 level)

Advanced-Professional level

Name of school student currently attends *

Your answer

What are your goals in taking summer lessons? (check all that apply) *

I'd like to bridge the gap over the summer and avoid losing skills

I need help preparing for something specific (an audition, a concert, etc)

I take orchestra in school and have never taken private lessons; I'd like to try it out

I want to switch from violin to viola

I have a specific skill I want to work on improving over the summer

My teacher is out of town this summer and I would like to continue lessons while s/he is away

I'm a college student who would like to work with someone over the summer

Other:

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If you would like to elaborate on your goals, please do so here:

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I'm generally available (check all that apply): *

Weekdays in the morning

Weekdays in the afternoon

Weekdays in the evening

Weekends in the morning

Weekends in the afternoon

Other:

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Anything else you would like for me to know regarding availability or anything else?

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I understand that taking summer lessons does not in any way guarantee continuing lessons in the fall. Students who desire year-round lessons must join the studio wait list, and will be offered a year-round spot as they become available on a first-come, first-served basis. *

Yes, I understand

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