Chevy Chase Music

Chevy Chase Music offers In-home music lessons in Piano, Voice, Violin, Cello, Guitar, and more. Whichever you are looking for, we have the right instructor for you! Qualified, experienced, and dedicated teachers will take care of all your musical needs. Our instructors cover virtually all areas of instruction and the scheduling is flexible because our instructors come directly to your home.

All of our instructors are accomplished performers. You can hire them for house concerts, weddings, religious services, or as collaborative partners for recitals and/or auditions. Please call or email us in order to discuss all details. An affiliation with Chevy Chase Music is not required.

School administrators and educators can get in touch with us to schedule a free outreach performance in form of a short recital and Q&A session with their students.Our instructors will provide an exciting presentation of our work in order to showcase what exactly is it that we do on a daily basis. Performances can easily take place during a regular school period.

Future Musicians is a podcast series for students, their parents, and also their teachers. Pianist, educator, and Chevy Chase Music director Rok Palcic will share his experience and advice in this insightful educational series. Episodes will include interesting debates, stories, conversations with guest artists and fellow colleagues, as well as some delightful music to conclude each episode.

We offer several packages and options and we will help you find the right one that fits your needs! Whether you are looking for in-person or online lessons, vocal/instrumental or music theory classes, we have the right instructor, price, and format for you.

Continuity is key to success, which is why a carefully-structured lesson plan that spans over the entire school year are the perfect option for those who desire to take music education to the next level.Semesterly or term packages are also available for those joining after the beginning of the school year.

While fundamental basics of music theory will be covered during ordinary instrumental or vocal lessons, reinforcing core concepts significantly speeds up the learning process. Group theory lessons offer a fun and accessible way of improving the students' grasp of music notation, rhythm, functional harmony, and many other aspects of music theory, as well as exposure to solfege, which is arguably one of the key components of a good music education.