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Is it allowed to hold piano and other musical instruments training classes in residential areas?
Whether to allow piano and other musical instruments training classes in residential areas needs to consider the following two factors:

1. Does it infringe the neighboring rights of other households? If the business activities of piano and other musical instrument training classes have an impact on the lives of other households, such as noise pollution, it may infringe on the neighboring rights of other households. According to Article 279 of the Civil Code, the owner shall not change the house into a business house in violation of laws, regulations and management regulations. If the owner changes the house into a business house, in addition to complying with laws, regulations and management regulations, it shall also be unanimously agreed by the interested owners. Therefore, if you want to set up piano and other musical instruments training classes in residential areas, you need to get unanimous consent from interested owners.

2. Whether it has been approved by the relevant departments: In addition to considering whether it has violated the neighboring rights of other households, it is also necessary to see whether it has been approved by the education and other departments. According to the relevant regulations, cram schools can only be started after being approved by the education department. If there is no procedure, it is illegal to teach, and you can report it to the law enforcement department and ban it. Therefore, if you want to set up piano and other musical instruments training courses in residential areas, you need to go through the examination and approval of education and other departments.

To sum up, under the premise of complying with relevant laws and management regulations, holding piano and other musical instruments training courses in residential areas requires the approval of relevant departments and the unanimous consent of interested owners. Failure to obtain these procedures is a violation and may be punished accordingly.