Music Notes Academy
Instruments and Services
Drum Lessons | Bass Guitar Lessons, Cello Lessons, Clarinet Lessons, Cornet Lessons, Electronic Dance Music Production Lessons, Flute Lessons, Guitar Lessons, Keyboard Lessons, Piano Lessons, Percussion Lessons, Recorder Lessons, Saxophone Lessons, Singing Lessons, Trombone Lessons, Trumpet Lessons, Tuba Lessons, Ukulele Lessons, Violin Lessons, Viola Lessons | Aural Lessons, Ensemble Coaching, Song Writing Workshops, Theory Lessons, Composition Lessons, Drama Lessons, Jazz Improvisation Lessons, Mixing and Mastering Lessons
Location
505 State Route 18, East Brunswick, NJ
QualificationsDegreed & Experienced Teachers
StylesClassical, Jazz, Rock, Standards, Popular Repertoire
SuitabilityYoung Children, Adolescents, Adults
PricingContact us for current tuition, enrollment options, trial classes
Bio
Music Notes Academy is a New Jersey SBDC award-winning community music school. Music lessons, available for young children, adolescents and adults are tailored towards each student within our music curriculum at our East Brunswick or Whitehouse Station Academy locations.
Our curricular approach includes music theory and music reading, musicianship skills, instrument performance techniques and repertoire and songs. Students receive comprehensive music instruction from our educated, degreed and experienced staff teachers. We combine structure and flexibility for our students which offers a great balance in music education.
Music Notes Academy is committed to the musical growth and development of each student. Attending a local music school helps students to grow within a positive learning environment. With the encouragement and support from dedicated music teachers and parents, students can expand and improve their musical appreciation, comprehension of musical knowledge and music performance skills while being challenged to reach their fullest potential.
Teaching Info
Our Love for Teaching Music
“Music Notes Academy has a tradition of musical excellence and learning based instruction that creates musicians who understand the concepts as well as the performance of music. The curricular approach to teaching music gives the teacher and student a framework to succeed. The curriculum provides information that makes practicing on your own easier and paces new information gradually so musical ability grows more consistently.” – Jewel A. One of our favorite voice teachers
Learn Today, Play Tomorrow®
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