Our core philosophy: students gain musical proficiency fastest through performance-based education. Every lesson includes a performance aspect — you don’t just practice, you play.
Lessons start with the fundamentals — scales, chords, tuning, arpeggios, and rhythm — adapted to each student’s skill level, with a one-on-one curriculum and instruction materials provided.
Our teachers will gladly teach you the basics of the world’s most popular instrument.
Ideal for students that want to establish a solid foundation for playing any type of music.
Our experienced strings instructors will guide you into the joy of playing orchestra strings.
As a member of TMEA, we can help prepare you for competition.
If you're interested in learning about music theory, these lessons are for you.
We provide options for in-person or online instruction for students of various skill levels and age.
“Lessons are the highlight of her week.”
I highly recommend Caleb. He's great with kids and makes lessons fun. My eight year old is excited, and my ten year old can't wait to start playing violin in middle school next year.
“She made third chair in Region Orchestra.”
Caleb is an awesome Double Bass teacher. He motivated my sixteen year-old to try out for Region Orchestra, telling her she just needed a little confidence. I could not have been more proud of her hard work.
“I was searching for an experienced performance-based teacher.”
We come from a musical family, so it was no surprise my son wanted to play guitar. I met Caleb when his band performed at a local venue and looked him up when searching for a performance-based teacher. We recently began learning keys too — he is really good with kids.
Teacher, Strings Keys & Guitar
Our goal is to focus on quality instruction and providing fun and consistent music lessons. For many children and parents, studying an instrument is a part of their lifestyle. Whether they have chosen the instrument themselves or their parents have chosen it for them, it can be an incredible experience. Being a musician offers endless possibilities for the child just starting or the child at an advanced level. It is educational, and it is social.
It can provide your child with skills that they can use every day. It can be a hobby or a career, opening doors to new experiences and new friendships.
You have probably heard the results of all the research on music education. Specifically, the research on how "training a child on a musical instrument can develop connections in the brain that are necessary for understanding complex math and science concepts."
In addition, "Music can also improve reading ability, SAT scores, spatial reasoning skills, school attendance, teamwork, self-esteem, self-discipline, creativity, and knowledge."

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