Adults - It's Never Too Late
Many adults would love to take music lessons but don't really know where to start. The first thing you as an adult should ask yourself is "what do I want to learn?" Do you want to play in the classical style or maybe jazz? How about some good old rock 'n' roll? Look for a program that will not just encourage you to learn your favorite songs, but help you understand how music is put together. Believe it or not, understanding the basics goes a long way toward making music success easier. Whether it is for relaxation, personal enjoyment, or for a specific purpose, learning an instrument is a rewarding experience for students of all ages. Don't give up too quickly either. Give yourself six to nine months to see if this instrument is for you or not. The benefits of music study will outweigh the obstacles every time!

Two Great Programs to Choose From!

A Little Day Music: Recreational Music Making

• Join our Keyboard Class for beginners and intermediates
If you currently don't play or play a little... If you want a stress free musical experience...If you want to play and create music for your own enjoyment...this class is for you. As an adult participating in a Recreational Music Making (RMM) program, you are among the largest group of beginning and actively participating music students in the country.  If you have always dreamed of playing an the piano, used to play when you were younger and have a desire to play again or simply need a relaxing and fun activity to release you from everyday life, our RMM classes are designed specifically for you.

Private Music Lessons: All Instruments

• University Trained Teachers
Our instructors are highly qualified and many have extensive performance experience. Most importantly, our instructors have experience teaching adults and strive to relate their teaching to each individual student's learning style.

• All Ages - Beginners to Advanced
Our current students range from 3 years old to many students in their 60's and 70's. We take care to teach what you want to learn so music is rewarding for students of all ages and levels.

• Team Lessons
Parent and child taking lessons on the same instument can both study with the same teacher at the same time. 45 minute lessons are suggested for this option. Since students progress at different rates, the teacher will recomend when individual lessons are right for you.

• Professional Environment
There are many teachers that teach out of their homes. In between phone calls and domestic duties, they find time to give their students a lesson. This is not exactly the best place to learn a skill like playing a musical instrument. That's why taking lessons from a school that's well equipped, can offer a variety of programs, has front desk staff to answer calls and any questions you may have about your lessons has an obvious advantage for the serious music student.

• Regularly Scheduled Weekly Lesson
People learn skills like golf or tennis or even playing a musical instrument through regular and consistent review from a professional. Even Tiger woods has an occasional tune up from a pro golf coach. The way you do something, or "form", is a big part of learning any coordinated physical activity. By having your own private lesson with a professional instructor, your form is consistently being checked. This prevents the development of bad habits that can cause all sorts of problems and sometimes take a long time to correct.