Lessons & Pricing

Piano and voice lessons, online or in person at the Canyon Hills studio. Also flute, clarinet, violin, ukulele and recorder.

Lorilee Bajema seated at her grand piano, talking with six children sitting on the carpet in front of her
Teaching in the studio

Bring the music you love. Every style, every age, every background.

  • Classical
  • Jazz
  • Pop
  • Rock
  • Country
  • R&B & soul
  • Musicals
  • Disney
  • Film & video games
  • Worship & gospel
  • Spirituals
  • Folk
  • Opera
  • Exam pieces

How it works: start with a $20 trial. Then keep the same time every week and pay monthly, on the 1st. Same price online or in person. Stop any time before the 1st.

30 minutes — $160 a month One lesson every week · $40 a lesson
45 minutes — $200 a month One lesson every week · $50 a lesson

The most popular choice.

60 minutes — $240 a month One lesson every week · $60 a lesson
Book a trial lesson

30 minutes · $20 · taken off your first month

Good to know

  • Same price every month. Four lessons' worth, whether the month has four lesson days or five. The weeks the studio is closed are already left out, so you never pay for them.
  • Can't come? Tell Lorilee at least 24 hours before and she'll move your lesson to another time. If she has to cancel, she'll move it or take it off your next bill.
  • A real stage to aim for. In-person students can perform with live musicians at the Canyon Lake Choraleers' concerts, two or three a year.
  • Refer a family, get a free lesson. When a family you refer signs up, your next lesson is free. No limit.
Lorilee sitting on a staircase with six smiling children dressed in black, one in a gold sequin vest

Questions parents ask

How do online lessons actually work?

They're live, one-on-one video lessons on Zoom or FaceTime — you just tap a link, with nothing to buy. Lorilee founded Voce Virtuo, an international virtual choir, so teaching online is a craft she has mastered — not a workaround. Students join from anywhere.

Can you cater for my child's disability or special needs?

Yes — absolutely, and gladly. Lorilee teaches students of every ability and every age, and meets each one exactly where they are, at whatever pace suits them. When you book, there's a box to tell her a little about your child, and the trial lesson is a relaxed way to find out together what works best.

What ages and instruments do you teach?

All ages, from four-year-olds to returning adults. Lorilee teaches piano and voice, and also flute, clarinet, violin, ukulele and recorder — in person in Canyon Hills near Canyon Lake (convenient to Wildomar, Murrieta, Menifee, and Temecula) or online worldwide. Brothers and sisters can share a lesson or the trial: they split the time between them, at the usual length and price.

Kids Choir

Drop-in sessions on weekend afternoons for 1st to 7th graders, ending on stage at the Christmas concert. Brothers and sisters free.