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I actually know a girl that does that and she gets paid just fine. She also has her own dance studio. The musicians I talk about are much more notable than the
by gomox 8y ago
I actually know a girl that does that and she gets paid just fine. She also has her own dance studio.
The musicians I talk about are much more notable than the dancer in their own field, as far as I can discern. But the dancer does not work for an industry nearly as intricate. She dances, and she gets paid for dancing.
Finally, I don't expect musicians to have it easy. Just asking for ideas.
- WalterBright 8y agoIf you're really good, you can charge $50/hr for private dance lessons. Subtract the cost of the dance studio, and it's not much. If you're at the top, you might get a gig for a couple years at the ballet. Might.
- ataturk 8y agoMy daughter's clarinet and sax private lessons cost $120 a month, I think they are 4-1hr. sessions per month. The teachers we know have all the work they can stand.
- rohitb91 8y agoOr group lessons in a studio.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> If you're really good, you can charge $50/hr for private dance lessons That seems a little low for even a minimally qualified instructor, IME (though I suspect the form of dance has a big effect on the potential market.) > Subtract the cost of the dance studio, and it's not much. That, on the other hand, seems spot on.