Can a student have an account without a music teacher?

Yes. Students can keep and use their MusicTeacherNotes account even if they don’t currently have a music teacher. This is perfect for students who are between teachers, taking a break from lessons, or practicing independently.

While unconnected, students can:

• Access their practice history and saved items in their Private Library
• Log practice sessions and track personal progress
• Keep all of their data safe and ready for their next teacher

When a student connects to a teacher with a Premium Teacher Plan, their account instantly unlocks the full experience at no cost to the student, including:

• Structured practice tools (e.g., the Practice Plan Creator)
• Lesson-aligned video tools (clipping, looping, tempo control)
• Motivational features like Music Bucks, stickers, and achievement awards
• Scheduling, reminders, and teacher-family collaboration features

Many students go through times when they’re between teachers or taking a break from lessons, but still want to keep practicing and improving. MusicTeacherNotes makes that possible — you’ll keep your practice plans, video tools, rewards, and progress history so you can continue learning on your own.

If you’re connected to a teacher with a Premium MusicTeacherNotes account, all these features are free for you. If you’re not connected, you can still get full access with your own subscription. That way, you never lose your tools or your momentum, no matter what your lesson schedule looks like.

Related FAQs:

• Do you need practice incentives to get your child interested in music?
• Do students have to pay for the service
• Can young students join MusicTeacherNotes?
• Do children have their own account?
• Do kids need an email address?
• Can adult students use MusicTeacherNotes?