For piano teachers who’d rather be at the piano.

A weekly roster of students, each with a parent behind them. Cadenza keeps the schedule, the notes and the billing tidy so the lesson stays the main event.

A young boy receives piano lessons from a dedicated teacher at home, fostering musical skills.

How a piano studio runs on Cadenza

  1. 1

    Weekly lessons, set once

    Lay out your week of students in the schedule. When someone has to miss, book a makeup lesson in a few taps.

  2. 2

    Notes parents will read

    After a lesson, leave practice notes in the parent portal. Piano progress happens at home, between lessons, and parents are the ones sitting nearby.

  3. 3

    Students log their practice

    Your students fill in their own practice log, so you see how the week went before they sit down at your piano.

  4. 4

    Invoices that send themselves

    Monthly invoicing runs automatically through Stripe, and parents pay from the portal.

“I used to spend every first Sunday of the month on invoices. Now I don't think about it.”
Laura M., piano teacher, Denver

Cadenza also works for guitar and voice. Priced at $19/mo for up to 20 students or $35/mo unlimited. See pricing.

Your piano studio, minus the paperwork.

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