Give your child a great start in music—confidently—from the comfort of home!
Homeschool Music Programs for Kids!
High-energy live online classes, easy-to-follow self-paced lessons, and 24 weekly class options make music easier to fit into your homeschool week.
Beginners and developing students ages 5–18 can choose piano, guitar, violin, cello, or ukulele, with a clear path between classes and personal guidance as they grow.
Hi, I’m Mr. Zach. I’ll help your family choose a comfortable starting point and make sure your child knows what comes next.
Explore Instruments and OptionsStart with the sound that lights them up
Five beginner-friendly instruments—and a path that can grow
Hi, I’m Mr. Zach! In more than 20 years working with homeschool families, I’ve found that the BEST instrument for a child is the one that gets them the most EXCITED to learn!
Explore why piano, violin, cello, guitar, and ukulele can each be one of the five best instruments for young beginners, depending on your child’s sound preferences, personality, coordination, and musical goals. Every program uses my patented Exact Notes™ notation system to make the first steps clearer and help children start with confidence.
Kids Piano
The broadest beginner pathway and a strong foundation for long-term musicianship.
Kids Violin
A bright, expressive first string instrument with guided reading and finger placement.
Kids Guitar
A familiar, portable instrument with clear string-and-fret guidance for beginners.
Kids Ukulele
A small, friendly instrument that helps young musicians make music quickly.
Classical Piano: Foundations to Masterworks
An advancing pathway for fluent reading, secure technique, and deeper study through Bach, Beethoven, and the classical tradition.
Flexible weekday scheduling
24 weekly class options to fit your homeschool schedule!
Choose one live class each week. Classes meet Monday–Thursday at 1:00, 1:30, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 PM Eastern. Tell me a few times that could work, and I’ll help you find the best current opening.
Monday–Thursday
Choose from 24 daytime and early-evening possibilities across four weekdays.
Daytime choices
1:00 and 1:30 PM Eastern work naturally for many homeschool families—and can also be excellent evening options for families in British time zones.
Evening choices
5:00, 5:30, 6:00, and 6:30 PM Eastern help music fit around other family activities.
One small class each week
Classes are 30 minutes and limited to five students or fewer for friendly connection and individual guidance.
Structure for your child • breathing room for you
Learn at home without having to invent the music curriculum
The self-paced course gives your child a clear path to follow. Live classes add feedback, energy, accountability, encouragement, and the fun of learning with other young musicians.
1. A clear path between classes
Guided videos, printable music, and an intentional song sequence show your child what to practice and what comes next.
2. Live energy and human connection
Friendly, semi-social online classes give students questions, encouragement, accountability, and plenty of individual attention—without leaving home.
3. Progress shaped around your child
I adjust the pace and next step as skills become secure. Fast-moving students can stretch, while students who need repetition receive it without pressure.
A teacher who understands homeschool life
I’m Mr. Zach, a local homeschool parent too.
I’ve worked full-time as a private tutor and have taught local families for more than 20 years. I know how much homeschool parents value flexibility—and how much easier a subject becomes when someone experienced provides the structure, feedback, and next step.
Tell me about your child’s interests, experience, goals, and schedule. I’ll personally help you compare the instruments, learning formats, and current class openings.
Get a Personal RecommendationDirect homeschool enrollment
Choose the plan that fits your family
Choose flexible hybrid learning, one small weekly live class, or two live enrollments for siblings or multiple instruments. Every option follows a clear, personalized path and includes guided course materials and printable sheet music.
Flexible hybrid learning
Hybrid Learning
$49/month
- One Kids instrument course
- Guided lessons and printable music
- Video feedback each week or after a new song
- Flexible pace with personal guidance
- Free one-on-one setup meeting
Most popular • Weekly live
Weekly Live Classes
$79/month
- One live, interactive class each week
- One student in one Kids instrument
- 30 minutes with five students or fewer
- Course access, printable music, and make-ups
- Free one-on-one setup meeting
Two students or two classes
Two-Class Package
$129/month
- Two weekly live-class enrollments
- Use for siblings or one student in two classes
- Mix Kids instruments to fit your family
- Course access, printable music, and make-ups
- Save $29/month and cancel any time
Homeschool partnership families
Your partnership can cover your tuition.
If your family participates in a homeschool partnership, notify your program director that you would like to enroll in Exact Notes. They can arrange to have your tuition covered through the partnership. If they need program details or an invoice, ask them to contact Mr. Zach.
Built for real family schedules
Simple to begin—and practical to continue
Everything is organized so music can become a steady part of your week without taking over it.
Flexible make-ups and course access
When life interrupts the week, available class alternatives and guided lessons help learning continue.
Everything needed for the next step
Printable music, guided videos, and program resources are included, so parents do not have to piece together a curriculum.
Low commitment, month to month
Start, pause, or stop at any time. Month-to-month enrollment lets your family begin confidently without a long commitment, while semester and annual options are available when you are ready to plan ahead.
A personal invitation from Mr. Zach
Tell me about your family. I’ll help you find the best place to start.
Share your child’s interests and goals, the instruments you are considering, and the times that fit your homeschool week. I’m happy to help you choose the right instrument, learning format, and current class option.
