Begin with the basics
Build a foundation, learn the instrument, and start making the sounds you came for.
I’m choosing an instrument →PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS · CENTRAL NEW JERSEY + ONLINE
Find your way
into the music.
Start an instrument, find your way back to one, or take the next step. Cadenza connects students with private lessons built around what they want to learn.
In person across Middlesex & Union Counties
Virtual lessons are available, too.
01ONE STUDENT.
ONE MUSICAL PATH.
ONE MUSICAL PATH.
PIANO · STRINGS · THEORY · SONGWRITINGExplore lesson paths ↓
Choose an instrument.
Begin anywhere.
Piano✳Violin✳Viola✳Cello✳Double bass✳Theory & songwriting
LESSONS THAT START WITH YOU
What would you
like to play?
There’s no single way into music. Tell us where you are now and what you hope to do next; we’ll talk through the right lesson options.
Pick it up again
Reconnect with your instrument and choose a practical next step for your playing.
I’m returning to music →Go a little further
Explore repertoire, theory, songwriting, or the skill you want to strengthen next.
I have a specific goal →MAKE LESSONS FIT YOUR WEEK
Choose how
you learn.
In person
Private lessons for students in Middlesex County and Union County, New Jersey.
Virtual
Learn online from home. Ask about the instrument and lesson setup you have in mind.
Lesson availability, schedule, and rates are discussed directly with the school.
A PLACE TO BEGIN
Find your
instrument.
MEET THE SCHOOL
Cellist.
Conductor.
Educator.
Ari Fiekowsky is a cellist, conductor, and educator. As Cadenza’s founder and head teacher, Ari brings an active life in music to the work of helping students find their own next note.
CHAMBER MUSICORCHESTRAL PLAYINGEDUCATION
Meet Ari on Instagram
“Have been absolutely celloing and parenting to the max lately”
— ARI FIEKOWSKYA SIMPLE FIRST STEP
Let’s find the
right fit.
- 01
Tell us what you’re curious about
Send an instrument, a goal, and where you’re located.
- 02
Talk through lesson options
Ari or Patrick can discuss format, schedule, teacher fit, and pricing.
- 03
Choose your next note
Make a plan for lessons that suit the student and the music they want to make.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us what
you’d like to learn.
Share a little about your instrument and goals. The school will follow up with lesson options and current rates.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before the
first lesson.
Which instruments can I ask about?
Piano, violin, viola, cello, double bass, and theory/songwriting are listed by Cadenza. Ask the school about current teacher availability for your instrument.
Can we learn online?
Yes. Cadenza has offered in-person and virtual lessons. Share your instrument and location to talk through the best fit.
How much do lessons cost?
Current rates are discussed directly with the school. Send a short inquiry or call/text 732-501-1035.
Do you teach beginners?
The school has invited aspiring musicians who are just starting and students who want to rebuild their skills. Share where you’re starting and what you’d like to learn.