Try the Music Hub for FREE: Notes from The Music Hub


Notes from The Music Hub

July 27, 2026

Try the Music Hub for FREE!

Perhaps you've been interested in The Music Hub, and you've been thinking about joining.

But you have questions.

How does it work?
What does it look like?
Is learning by video actually effective?
Will I be successful?

I get it.

Sometimes we need to try something out to see if we like it and make sure it is a good fit.

So, starting today, July 27, and going through the month of August, subscribers to this newsletter can try out the Music Hub for free.

I am showing you all my secrets. For 14 days, you can explore anything you want.

Learn to read music. Learn to play piano with both hands. Learn what sharps and flats are. Learn your major scales and chords. Learn to read a lead sheet.

What would you like to accomplish in 14 days?

Try it for 14 days for free to see how it works and if you like it.

Sign up as a paying member before August 31, 2026 to lock in the current beta-version rate.

Inside, you will find:

  • Beginner lessons in the Piano Accelerator Levels 1&2
  • Theory videos explaining musical concepts
  • Demonstration videos showing you how to play songs
  • Lessons on techniques like proper fingering and pedaling
  • Scales and chords
  • How to read a lead sheet using Primary Chords (which will go up this week.)
  • And more!

If you are interested, you can click the button below to request access to The Music Hub on Skool.

I will then you in, and you can begin your free trial.

If you sign up for Skool before 5:30PM ET today (Monday, July 27, 2026) you could even come to tonight's group coaching session!

When your free trial is done, you can choose to continue as a paying member or not. If you don't continue, your free trial will end, and you will no longer be able to access the Skool community.

If you join as a paying member by August 31, 2026, you will be locked into the current beta rate for as long as you remain an active member of The Music Hub.

There are two levels:

Level 1: Video lessons and weekly group coaching for $60/month or $575 per year (20% off.)

Level 2: All that plus one (30-minute) online private lesson with me each month for $100/month, $960/year (20% off.)

Additionally, any member at the beta pricing level can move up or down to the other level at the beta price.

That means if you ever decide in the future you want to start getting a private lesson each month, you will only pay $100/mo, $960/yr regardless of what the current tuition for new students is.

If you are already a member of The Music Hub and your membership is coming up on renewal, now's the time to lock in the current rate.

Rates will increase by 25% on September 1, 2026, so make sure you join before then!

You can reach me directly by responding to this email if you have any questions!

Thank you for being a valued member of The Music Hub Community!

Please contact me by responding to this email if you have any questions or concerns!

Happy Music Making!

Heather Niemi Savage, composer, pianist & educator

Founder of The Music Hub

5125 Crawley Dale St. #53, Morganton, NC, 28655
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