Piano Teacher Invoice Template
Create professional piano teacher invoices for private lessons and music tuition with clear lesson periods and student details. This piano teacher invoice template supports hourly lessons, packages, monthly tuition, theory sessions, and recital coaching—ideal for piano instructors billing students and parents. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on a Piano Teacher Invoice
Piano lesson invoices should be clear and easy to match to the student’s schedule—especially when lessons are weekly.
Student and schedule- Student name
- Lesson period (date range)
- Lesson length (30/45/60 minutes)
- Lesson location (in-studio or online)
- Private lesson hours
- Monthly tuition (if used)
- Lesson packages (multi-session bundles)
- Theory/ear training sessions
- Recital coaching
- Accompaniment or guided practice
- Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
- Payment terms and instructions
Piano Lesson Billing Models: Per Lesson, Packages, and Tuition
Piano teachers commonly invoice using one of these models:
1) Pay-per-lesson
Students pay for each lesson (hourly or per session). Works well for flexible schedules.
2) Lesson packages
Bundles such as 5 or 10 lessons. Helps create consistency and reduces admin work.
3) Monthly tuition
A fixed monthly amount for weekly lessons within a defined lesson period. Common for studios.
The “Lesson period” field helps parents and students match invoices to attendance and scheduling.
Lesson Lengths and Rates
Lesson length often determines pricing.
Common lesson lengths- 30 minutes (beginners)
- 45 minutes (intermediate)
- 60 minutes (advanced)
Rescheduling, Make-Up Lessons, and Policies
Cancellation policies protect your schedule and income.
Best practices- Include rescheduling notice requirements in terms
- Clarify whether make-up lessons are offered
- Note if late cancellations are billable