Whether you’re a beginner picking up an instrument for the first time or a seasoned player looking to break through a plateau, the “how” of your practice matters just as much as the “what.” Experience a trial online music lesson with live video chat at no cost with composer and teacher Kevin McClain of McMusic Lessons & Performances
Traditional online lessons often leave students feeling adrift once the video call ends. To solve this, I’ve designed a comprehensive learning system that bridges the gap between your weekly lesson and your daily practice.
Here is why this approach is changing the game for music students—and how you can experience it for yourself at no cost.
1. The Live Experience: Real-Time Connection
Everything starts with a trial Online Music Lessons with Live video chat lesson. Unlike pre-recorded courses, live lessons allow for immediate feedback.
- Instant Correction: We catch posture or fingering issues before they become bad habits.
- Interactive Dialogue: You can ask questions in the moment, ensuring you never leave a session feeling confused.
- Personal Connection: We build a rapport that keeps you motivated and accountable.
2. The “Digital Roadmap”: Custom Video Examples
The biggest hurdle for most students is forgetting a specific technique or “how that one part goes” the day after a lesson. To fix this, I provide custom video examples after our session.
- Tailored to You: These aren’t generic YouTube tutorials. I record specific clips of the songs and exercises we just covered.
- Angle of Clarity: Videos are shot to show exactly where your fingers should be and what the rhythm should sound like.
- Review Anytime: You can loop, slow down, and re-watch these clips as many times as you need during the week.
3. The Strategy: Step-by-Step Practice Outlines
Effective practice isn’t just about “playing the song.” It’s about focused repetitions. Along with your videos, you’ll receive a structured practice outline.
- Goal Setting: Clear objectives for each practice session (e.g., “Master the transition between G and C at 60 BPM”).
- Time Management: Breakdowns of how to spend your 20 or 30 minutes of daily practice so you aren’t just noodling.
- Exercise Lists: A checklist of technical drills that support the songs you actually want to play.
Start Your Musical Journey Today — For Free
I believe so strongly in this “Full-Circle” teaching method that I want you to try it without any risk.
I am currently offering a Trial Lesson at no cost. You’ll get the live session, the custom video follow-ups, and the practice outline—all for free. It’s the perfect way to see if online lessons are the right fit for your schedule and your goals.
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