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Music homeschool curriculum
Music homeschool curriculum falls into three patterns. Structured method books for a single instrument, digital practice platforms that listen to the student and give real-time feedback, and music-appreciation programs that pair composer study with listening selections.
What a typical week looks like
Daily practice in 15- to 30-minute blocks for the chosen instrument, plus a weekly lesson with a teacher (in-person, video, or app-based). Method-book programs typically span six to ten levels from absolute beginner through intermediate repertoire.
Methods that fit this subject
Graded method books for traditional instrument study, video-led lessons for self-pacing without an in-person teacher, MIDI- or microphone-listening apps for real-time practice feedback, and group co-op classes for ensemble experience.
What it tends to cost
Hoffman Academy's video lessons are free, and its paid Premium membership adds practice plans, interactive games and downloadable sheet music. App subscriptions, method books and private lessons are priced by each provider, and lesson rates vary by teacher and region.
Every music program we catalog
Browse all 26 programs that cover music.
4 complete curricula
Artios Academies
→A Christian homeschool program with campuses in Colorado, Georgia and Michigan that integrates history and the arts.
Hagia Sophia Classical Academy
→K-12 Orthodox classical school in Indianapolis with a Friday enrichment program open to homeschooling families.
The Mindful Heart
→LDS Christian heart-first homeschool curriculum spanning preschool through age 17.
St. Raphael School
→Live-online Orthodox classical school for homeschooling K-12 families, a school-within-a-school at Scholé Academy.
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