During the one-hour standard class, there are many topics that the student and teacher cannot completely discuss. These include pitch and ear training, music history, and musical interpretation. Because of this, I've decided to bring in real-life professionals such as professors and concert musicians to give real-world music lectures for groups of 10–15 students. This allows the students to receive a college-level education on specific topics and to see and hear what a true professional sounds like. The more someone listens to real, live music, the better their ear and musicality become. It also serves as a way to broaden their scope of music beyond just the piano. We don't just feature piano majors, but rather sopranos, violinists, and more. Students will be next to their peers, getting hands-on education so they can communicate, learn, and create friendships, ultimately cultivating a social and interactive learning environment fueled by real-world music professionals.