Lessonface Winter Recital 2025: Dates, How to Sign Up, and What Students Can Expect

Lessonface Winter Recital 2025: Dates, How to Sign Up, and What Students Can Expect ❄️🎵

If you're looking for online music recitals, virtual performance opportunities, or free winter recitals for music students, the Lessonface Winter Recital 2025 is one of the most accessible and encouraging stages available. Open to Lessonface students of all ages, these virtual recitals make it easy to perform from home while inviting friends and family from anywhere in the world.

Below is your fully updated guide to the Lessonface December 2025 Recitals, including dates, sign-up instructions, and how the online recital experience works.

🎶 What Is the Lessonface Winter Recital?

Lessonface’s 2025 Winter Recitals offer our students a safe and welcoming space to share their music and build confidence as performers.

Led by a welcoming emcee, the virtual recitals provide students of all ages a warm and encouraging audience of fellow students, teachers, and their family and friends who can join from all over the world.

Enrollment in our online music recitals is free and easy for performers and their supporters. Simply choose a date, enroll, perform, and applaud, live in the Lessonface classroom.

📅 Lessonface Winter Recital Dates (December 2025)

We are hosting recitals at the following times:

• Sunday, December 7th at 8 am ET | 1 pm GMT — All Ages
   
• Monday, December 8th at 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT — All Ages
   
• Tuesday, December 9th at 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT — All Ages
   
• Wednesday, December 10th at 8 pm ET | 5 pm PT — Adults
   
• Thursday, December 11th at 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT — All Ages
   

These dates are designed to accommodate a range of time zones and age groups, making it easy for every student to participate.

⭐ Why Join the Lessonface Winter Recital 2025?

A Warm, Encouraging Performance Space

Lessonface recitals foster confidence by offering students a friendly, supportive audience, perfect for first-time performers and seasoned musicians alike.

Open to All Instruments and Styles

Whether you play piano, violin, guitar, ukulele, flute, or sing, the recitals welcome musicians of every genre and level.

Free to Join

Participation is completely free for Lessonface students and the friends and family they invite.

Flexible Online Scheduling

With several recital dates available, students can choose the time that works best for their schedule.

💻 How the Online Recital Works, How to Invite Guests, and Recording Info

Participating in the Lessonface Winter Recital 2025 is simple and accessible for both performers and their audience.

How to Join:

1. Visit Lessonface.com/Recital.
2. Select your preferred recital date from the dropdown menu. If you are joining as an audience member, choose the option labeled as Audience.
3. Click “Enroll” to reserve your spot.
4. Check your email for the link to join the online classroom.
5. The recital host typically opens the Zoom session ten minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.
6. Join the Zoom session and check in with the host a couple minutes ahead of the scheduled start time.
7. The host will welcome everyone to the recital and organize the performance order. 
8. Perform live when your moment comes.
9. Take a bow
10. Applaud your fellow performers.
     

All performances and audience interactions happen through the Lessonface online classroom, allowing musicians to take the stage from anywhere.

Invite Friends and Family:

Your loved ones can watch your performance at no cost. Simply share the recital page and let them know which recital you’ve signed up for so they can select the right one when they sign up.

Your audience members will need to enroll in the audience version of your recital date prior to the start of the live recital. This will let them get access to the secure Zoom link to attend live or to access the recital recording later from their Lessonface account.

👉 Lessonface.com/Recital

This global accessibility is one of the greatest benefits of participating in a virtual recital.

More Frequently Asked Questions About Recitals on Lessonface:

Are Lessonface's recitals recorded?

Every recital is recorded and stored securely in the Lessonface platform, with replay access available exclusively to users who sign up.

If you prefer not to be recorded, simply let the host know before you play, when she asks, or over the text chat.

How long are the virtual recitals?

Lessonface's virtual recitals are typically 30 min to an hour. We endeavor to keep them under an hour.

Can we go first / last / a specific time?

Send a chat to the host when you sign in with any requests about the performance order.

Can students perform more than one piece?

If the pieces are over 2 minutes, we ask performers to wait until everyone has performed once to perform their second piece.

What age students typically take part in the recitals?

Students of all ages perform in the online recitals. We have one recital that is encouraged for adults.

Is there any dress code?

Students should dress to be comfortable and confident. Some performers do dress up, especially around the holidays, but it is not mandatory.

Should each performer introduce themselves?

Usually the host will set an expectation for introductions at the beginning, including asking for each student to say their name and the title of the piece they are going to perform. This is not mandatory.

Can students send in a recording to be played in the recital instead of performing live?

We encourage live performance! There are many benefits to learning to be comfortable and to even enjoy the pressure of performing in front of an audience. If you really, really would prefer to record your piece and submit it, we do ask you to be present while it is played. 

Is there anything I need to do to be ready technically?

Make sure you have Original Sound for Musicians enabled in Zoom. If you are not sure, join a little early to soundcheck with the host, and check out this article about Zoom audio for musicians. Students and audience members should be muted when not performing, other than to possibly unmute themselves after each performance to applaud the performer.

I need to perform with a backing track or accompaniment. How do I enable that?

If you would like to share the screen with audio, send a note to the host so they can give you sharing capabilities. Playing over the mic is also an option. Make sure you have Original Sound for Musicians enabled. It would be a good idea to sign in a few minutes early to check in on this with the host.

Is the recording of the recital shared publicly by Lessonface?

No, the recital recording is only visible to performers and audience members who have signed up for the recital ahead of time on Lessonface. 

We love to see students performing, whether in one of our recitals, a master class, or social media! Please tag us on social media with your performance posts. 

We signed up for the wrong recital date! How do we switch?

Reach out to [email protected] and we are happy to change your sign up date.

The recital date I wanted is full, will more dates be added?

Recitals do book up - we limit the number of performers so each recital does not go too long. If most recitals are booked we may add more dates. Please reach out to us with any requests and we will do our best to accommodate.