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Since 1972, over 6000 students ranging in age from four to eighty-three have enjoyed learning from our accelerated, unique and self-motivational system of instruction. Whether your goal is to play in a band, around a campfire or just for your own enjoyment, you should consider our school for all your needs. Please give us a call if you have any questions regarding our music school. We would be happy to advise you. Lessons are taught in our Brockville studio. For an additional fee, lessons can be taught in your own home. Instruction is available on Tuesday between the hours of 9:00 am and 7:00 pm. Various levels of instruction equip the student to be able to play by ear as well as by note.
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Lesson Guidelines
If a student cannot attend their lessons on a regular basis he or she should
probably not sign up for a regular spot on the schedule.
We will always do our best to make your musical experience a happy and enjoyable
one.
Gift Certificates are
available
for any $ amount upon request
Frequently Asked Questions How long has your music school been in operation? Our music school has been operating since 1972. We have had
the privilege of successfully teaching over 6,500 students in
both private and group instruction. Where are the lessons conducted? How old should I be in order to start
lessons? Do I need to own an instrument in order to
take lessons? How long does it take to learn to play an
instrument? Do I have to learn to read music? When can I start lessons? Do I have to pay for a full semester? What is the best instrument to learn on? We have been asked by many of our students,
"Is it true that the piano is the best instrument to learn on?"
We do not believe this is the case for all students. Certain
instruments may be "age sensitive" due to their physical size,
but for the most part, the best instrument is the one that the
student is most interested in. Their prospect of achieving
positive results will generally be higher with an instrument
that the student wants to play and practice on a daily basis. Do you offer lessons for adults? What is the difference
between a violin and a fiddle?
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