Confidence
Every lesson ends in a small win. Those wins compound into a child who believes they can learn hard things.
Why Music Matters
A child who learns music learns something deeper: how to try, how to fail kindly, how to keep going, and how to stand in a room and be fully themselves. That stays long after the last note.
Every lesson ends in a small win. Those wins compound into a child who believes they can learn hard things.
We teach improvisation and writing early — so students don't just play music, they make it their own.
Practice teaches patience and discipline that quietly shows up in school, sport, and life.
Music gives feelings a language. For many students, it becomes the place they're most themselves.
The MuzHouse Difference
Most music schools ask you to travel. We come to you — and design everything else around real family life.
Lessons at your kitchen piano or living room. No driving, no waiting rooms, no lost evenings.
In-home, at our studios, or online worldwide — switch any week as life changes.
Mornings, evenings, weekends. We work around school, sports, and busy seasons.
Conservatory-trained, gigging musicians who love teaching beginners and pros alike.
Recitals, live shows, and recording sessions give students a real reason — and a real stage.
One teacher, one plan, one student. Lessons built around their goals — not a fixed curriculum.
Marko & Liuba · FoundersThe people behind MuzHouse
Marko and Liuba started MuzHouse with one belief: a great teacher in your living room changes everything. He's a guitarist and producer; she's a classically trained violinist.
Every student gets a plan with a destination — a recital, a song they've always wanted to play, an audition. Progress you can hear.
Between them: conservatory training, worship and jazz stages, studio sessions, and years of patient work with first-time beginners.
This isn't a franchise. It's two musicians who built the music school they wished they'd had — and bring it to your door.
How It Works
Tell us what your child dreams of playing — or let us help you pick the right fit.
We match you with the right instructor for age, goals, and personality.
Pick your time and place — home, studio, or online. We handle the rest.
Build toward recitals, recordings, and real moments on stage.
What We Teach
Your Teachers
Every MuzHouse teacher is a working musician and a patient mentor. Choose the one that fits your family.
Violin · Viola · Piano
Classically trained violinist with a gift for beginners. Warm, structured, endlessly patient — students leave every lesson sounding better.
Choose Liuba
Guitar · Bass · Production
Guitarist and producer who makes music feel fun from day one. Rock, pop, worship and beyond — plus recording and songwriting.
Choose Marko
Voice · Piano · Strings · Winds
A growing roster of vetted instructors across voice, keys, strings, drums and horns — so we can match every student perfectly.
Find my teacherStudent Success
Recitals, recording sessions, and the quiet leap from "I can't" to "listen to this." Real students. Real stages.
Loved by Sacramento families
"Having the teacher come to our home changed everything. No more rushing across town — and our daughter actually looks forward to practice now."
"I started piano at 41, sure I was too late. Six months in, I played for my family at Christmas. MuzHouse made it feel possible."
"As a homeschool family, the flexibility is everything. They worked with our charter funding and built lessons around our week. Worth every cent."
Simple, Honest Pricing
In your home, online, or at our studios — we come to you, every week.
Book a LessonWhere We Teach
In-home and studio lessons across Greater Sacramento — and online, anywhere in the world.
Good questions
We teach in-home across Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, Granite Bay, Loomis, Lincoln, Fair Oaks, Citrus Heights, and Elk Grove. Outside that radius, online lessons are available worldwide with the same teachers.
Private lessons are $60 for a 45-minute lesson or $40 for a 30-minute lesson — and that includes us coming to your home. No registration fees, no hidden pricing, no long-term contracts. Online and studio lessons are the same rate.
You pick a recurring weekly time that fits your family — mornings, after school, evenings, or weekends. Need to move a lesson? Just let your teacher know in advance and we'll find another slot.
Yes. Our online lessons are structured, camera-ready, and just as personal as in-home — ideal for busy weeks, travel, or families outside our driving radius.
Absolutely — charter and homeschool families are a big part of MuzHouse. We're familiar with charter enrichment funding and can provide the documentation and invoicing your program needs.
Most students take a weekly 30, 45, or 60-minute lesson. Each is one-on-one and built around your goals — technique, repertoire, theory, and creativity — with regular recitals and recording opportunities.
Your first lesson is closer than you think
Tell us about your musician. We'll match a teacher, find a time, and bring the music to your door.
Book a Lesson
Send us a note and we'll be in touch within one business day to schedule your first lesson. Lessons are $40 (30 min) or $60 (45 min), and payment is handled securely online.