Whole-musician learning
Students learn more than songs. Instruction can include technique, rhythm, music reading, notation, theory, listening, interpretation, performance, and introductory composition.

Utah Fits All
Private guidance, flexible formats, and the shared experience of making music with others—all designed to complement a student’s broader education.
Ask about availabilityMusic gives students a practical way to connect listening, reading, pattern recognition, memory, expression, and disciplined practice. Piano and vocal study also give students a long-term skill they can perform, share, and enjoy. Lessons are adjusted to the student’s pace without losing the structure and accountability that help progress become consistent.
Students learn more than songs. Instruction can include technique, rhythm, music reading, notation, theory, listening, interpretation, performance, and introductory composition.
Private and small-group formats allow instruction to respond to a student’s age, experience, confidence, interests, and learning style.
Small weekly goals help students experience measurable progress and learn how preparation turns into confident performance.
Choir and small-ensemble instruction adds collaboration, blend, harmony, rehearsal habits, and the experience of contributing to a group.
Available paths
Piano
Thirty-minute weekly lessons focused on technique, reading, rhythm, theory, expression, and performance. Herriman-area appointments are offered Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. and 4–6 p.m., subject to availability.
Vocal
Weekly instruction in singing fundamentals, pitch, breath, tone, diction, notation, theory, interpretation, performance, and introductory composition. Scheduling is offered Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. and 4–6 p.m., subject to availability.
Choir and ensemble
Friday small-group options meet at 10 a.m. for homeschool students and 2 p.m. for students seeking an after-school choir experience. Placement depends on enrollment and availability.
Online
Online piano and vocal lessons are private only. Students may choose live instruction, recorded instruction and feedback, or a combination of both for $45 per weekly lesson. A four-month private package is $720.
Marketplace tuition
In-person vocal instruction
$560Four-month period · paid upfront through the marketplacePrivate online piano or vocal
$720Four-month period · live, recorded, or combinedSmall choir ensemble
$800Four-month period · paid upfront through the marketplaceScholarship purchases are subject to available student funds, marketplace approval, current program rules, and studio availability. Encore Performance Studios does not determine scholarship eligibility or guarantee reimbursement.
Utah Fits All FAQ
No. Beginners are welcome. The first conversation helps identify readiness, interests, goals, and an appropriate starting point.
Encore offers private, small-group, and ensemble paths for in-person students. All live, recorded, and combined online piano or vocal instruction is private.
Yes. Out-of-area students can use private live online instruction, recorded lessons and feedback, or a combination of both. Online piano and vocal lessons are $45 weekly. Choir and ensemble activities require attendance at the scheduled group time unless the studio arranges otherwise.
Utah Fits All packages are offered through the scholarship marketplace and paid upfront for a four-month enrollment period. Complete the Marketplace purchase first, then use the Utah Fits All option on the lesson calendar to request a weekly time. Do not pay through Stripe. The time is held temporarily and becomes confirmed only after the studio verifies the Marketplace purchase.
Contact the studio at least 24 hours before the lesson. Makeup lessons are allowed when space is available, but they are not guaranteed. Emergencies are considered individually. See the Studio Policies page for full terms.
Required materials depend on the student and course of study. The studio will explain what is needed before purchase. Borrowed studio materials must be returned as described in the Studio Policies.
Tell us about the student, location, musical interests, and preferred format.
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