Our facilities are specifically designed to create a quality learning atmosphere and include a performance space, many comfortable teaching rooms and a cozy waiting area. We strive to make learning fun for our students and at the same time, provide the highest level of instruction by maintaining a well-structured and comprehensive approach. Our program includes private lessons in piano, guitar, voice, strings, percussion, wind and brass instruments.

We focus on discovering and developing music talent in each student through the finest and most innovative teaching methods and helping people of all ages, backgrounds, cultures, and capabilities to realize their highest musical potential.

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Brass, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Voice

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Private lessons

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Our private classes are designed to fit each students learning style and musical goals. Students will learn to play a music instrument or sing in the most traditional and effective way and, at the same time, progress at their own pace. Our lessons are much more than just private instruction. The school offers students many opportunities to participate in recitals, masterclasses with world-class artists, competitions, out-of-state and out-of-country festivals and summer programs, as well as informal, student-friendly musical parties.

Early Childhood Programs

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The Suzuki Method is based on Dr. Shinichi Suzukis Mother Tongue philosophy. Suzuki believed that all children have the potential to be successful playing music if they are raised in a warm, encouraging environment where they have the opportunity to experience music. Children listen to recordings at home, and have weekly group and private lessons in order to be immersed in the language of music.

Samuel Jacobs

As a performer, he has been heard in such esteemed venues as Symphony Hall in Boston, MA, and as diverse as the Paisiello Academy in Lucera, Italy, and Rando Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Francisco Munoz

He began teaching guitar at the Phoenix Conservatory of Music, where he offered private lessons, beginning and intermediate Flamenco, and general music classes. He won second place in the solo and ensemble categories as well as third place in composition when he participated at the Maricopa Community College District competition in 2009.

Anthony Chau

Anthony is QTango Dance Orchestra’s second violinist and has toured throughout the southwest, west coast and has been invited to perform in other areas of the country and internationally. He is a member of the Mu Phi Epsilon International Music Fraternity and Alpha Chi Honor Society. Outside of performing and teaching, Anthony passionately builds his Amway business to create better lives for other people.

Sarah Muttyala

After graduating, Sarah went on to work in music education as an intern to a large high school band program in Oregon. She returned to school after being awarded a graduate assistantship to attend the University of New Mexico, where she earned a Master of Music. While attending UNM, Sarah was a Graduate Assistant to the Jazz Department and a member of the University of New Mexico Graduate Brass Quintet.

Tatiana Vetrinskaya

Director

School Director, Master Piano Tatiana Vetrinskaya was born in Latvia and began playing the piano at age seven. After receiving degrees from the State Musical College and the National Conservatory in Turkmenistan, she continued musical studies at the Moscow

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