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As a musician myself, who has also been taught by music instructors over the years, I find this idea strange.  Musicians are artists.  They are also not beholden to market trends.  Music instructors tend to be picky about who they accept when they choose their students.<p>Music is also a person to person thing.  Those who are truly serious about learning will choose a person to person connection.<p>This is an interesting case of trying to quantify a subjective subject.  Music is an art.  It's hard to quantify.  Musicians (mostly instructors in this case, then a bit later the students) will most likely shy away from this form of making a commodity of something that is inherently personal and expressive.<p>This model is mostly likely going to fail not because of the numbers, but because of the subject at hand.<p>This is an interesting case study.  And it makes sense, the numbers prove that it's not viable.  The fact that it's not viable isn't the numbers, however.<p>It's something to consider.