Flute Lessons
Kenton’s Lesson Studio provides personalized flute lessons for students of all ages in the Nanaimo area and online. Lessons focus on developing solid technique, musical understanding, repertoire, and personal creativity. Whether you’re returning to flute as an adult, exploring music for the first time, or looking to deepen your existing skills, instruction is tailored to your goals, pace, and preferred musical style.
Studio Environment
Lessons take place in a comfortable, welcoming studio space. The atmosphere is relaxed and encouraging, helping students feel confident as they develop their musicianship. Online students receive clear camera angles, shared lesson notes, and digital resources to support effective learning from home.
What You’ll Learn:
Students receive a balanced, comprehensive musical foundation, with an approach that adapts to individual interests. Lessons may include:
Technique & Musicianship
Posture, tone production, breathing
Ear training
Rhythm reading
Melody, phrasing, and embellishments
Repertoire & Creativity
Styles you enjoy (for example: Black American music, pop, classical, contemporary approaches, etc.)
Improvisation
Composition
Chords & harmony
Lesson Structure & Format
Lessons are designed to be flexible, accessible, and enjoyable.
Lesson lengths: 30 minutes ($45) or 60 minutes ($75)
In-person lessons in Nanaimo
Online lessons available for students outside the area (via Google Meet — no membership required)
Frequency: Weekly recommended; biweekly scheduling may be accommodated on a limited basis
Teaching approach: Supportive, goal-based, and adaptable to each student’s learning style
Materials: Method books, repertoire collections, lead sheets, creative exercises, and personalized resources focused on essential piano technique
Who These Lessons Are For
Flute lessons are open to:
Complete beginners
Students ages 10 and up for in-person lessons; teens and adults are ideal for online lessons
Adults returning to flute after years away
Children and teens starting music for the first time
Intermediate players wanting to strengthen technique or musicianship
Casual learners who want to explore music in a low-pressure environment
Students who prefer personalized instruction rather than one-size-fits-all methods