How much are piano lessons in Utah?

Piano Program Beginning Piano Private Lesson 30 min *45 min Fall/Spring Semester $510/sem $765/sem Summer Semester $34 per lesson $51 per lesson Tuition Includes: private lesson (weekly), musicianship class (monthly), recitals (twice per year), studio classes (three times per year), bravo reward program. 8 more rows •

music.utah.edu - Preparatory Division - School of Music - The University of Utah

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Liability Waiver

Each student participating in the Preparatory Division must sign a liability waiver at the beginning of each academic year. Download the waiver here, sign and mail to the address below.

Tuition & Fees

Payment of Preparatory Division tuition and fees can be made online or by mail.

Preparatory Division

1375 E Presidents Circle

Salt Lake City, Utah 84112

Please note:

Preparatory Division programs are full-year, but billed on a semester basis.

Registration fee is non-refundable.

Tuition payments made after the 15-day grace period will be charged a late fee. Upon registration, you agree to observe all the rules and regulations of the Preparatory Division. You will be responsible for payment of all amounts you owe the university, i.e.: tuition, fees, fines, etc. By registering, you agree to make payments promptly and acknowledge that payments will be applied to charges determined by the university. By registering, you also agree to pay reasonable collection and/or attorney's fees necessary to collect any outstanding balance on your account(s). Collection Fees: the Preparatory Division actively pursues to the fullest extent of the law all financial obligations due including, but not limited to, holds on future registration, liens against income tax returns, referrals to collection agencies, or litigation. Any fee or financial obligation if not paid when due is subject to collection and/or attorney's fees.

Refund Policy

Requests to withdraw from the program must be submitted in writing to the Director, [email protected] or the Assistant Director, [email protected]. Verbal requests will not be honored. Refunds will not be offered once the semester or camp has started. Please see calendar for dates.

Registration and Late Fees

Preparatory Division General Fees 2022-23 Registration Fee $25 Late Fee $50

Piano Program

Strings Program

Beginning Strings Fall/Spring Semester $350 Total Tuition $700 Tuition includes: private lesson (weekly), group class (weekly), and materials. Second Year through High School Strings Private Lesson 30 min 45 min 60 min Fall/Spring Semester $510/sem $765/sem $1020/sem Summer Semester $34 per lesson $51 per lesson $68 per lesson Tuition includes: private lesson (weekly), group class (monthly), recitals (twice per year), studio classes (three times per year).

Organ Program

Group Lessons Fall/Spring Semester $255 Total Tuition $510 Tuition includes: weekly group class. An additional one-time materials fee of $20 is required. Private Lessons Fall/Spring Semester $410 Total Tuition $820 Tuition includes: eight bi-weekly, 60-minute lessons each semester

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The difference is in the size of the seventh interval: either major or minor.

A major seventh chord has a major seventh above the root.

A dominant seventh chord has a minor seventh above the root.

The exact spelling of the tone of the seventh above the root using sharps/flats will depend on the placement of the chord in the key.

The seventh chord built on the tonic is a major seventh chord.

The seventh chord built on the dominant is a dominant seventh chord.

You can call those diatonic seventh chords, they don't require accidentals and just take the notes of the key signature. You can build any type of seventh chord on any scale degree, but if they aren't diatonic, you call them chromatic.

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...green highlights the diatonic chord, yellow chromatic examples. Notice the sharps and flats of the key signatures and how accidentals must be added only to the chromatic chords.

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