
The Music Hub
We don’t just teach songs. We teach music.
An online membership providing instruction and community for adults learning piano, music theory, and composition.
Perfect for beginners and those who need a refresher!
- No prior experience needed!
- Become fluent in reading music
- Play familiar, enjoyable and meaningful songs, even as a beginner
- Learn effective strategies for practicing
- Learn music more quickly
- Understand the structure of music through learning theory concepts
- Become a more confident musician
- Express yourself creatively
- Become a knowledgeable leader in your community ensemble or arts council
- Learn from an active collaborative pianist, composer and adjunct professor of music theory
What’s Inside
- Clear and thorough instructional videos you can watch on your own time
- Demonstration videos of how to play songs
- Weekly online live group coaching
- A supportive learning community on Skool
- Use Skool on any device
- Notifications through the Skool app
- Music appreciation listening sessions
- Multiple genres of music included
- Continual learning with new material added each month
- Optional monthly private lesson
Join by August 31, 2026 to get the beta pricing!
Your tuition will never go up as long as you keep an active membership!
Prices increase 25% on September 1, 2026!
Monthly membership: $60USD/mo.
Add one (1) 30-minute private lesson per month: $100USD/mo
(spaces are limited to 10 students)
Pay for a full year and get a 20% discount: $575/$960, respectively
Risk free! If you don’t like it, ask for a full refund within the first 30 days!
Join by clicking one of the buttons below!
Meet the founder of The Music Hub:

Heather Niemi Savage is a pianist, composer and music educator who has taught music in private and group settings for over 25 years. She performs in solo intimate recitals as well as in chamber ensembles and as a choral accompanist. An award-winning composer, her work has been performed at numerous new music festivals throughout the United States. She is currently and adjunct professor of music at Appalachian State University.