music lessons in Evergreen

Fall 2025 group classes schedule (please see more details on program's pages)

Two blocks:

August 28 - October 16 8 weeks

and

October 23 - December 8 weeks

Spring 2026 group classes schedule (please see more details on program's pages)

Two blocks:

January 12 - March 20 10 weeks

and

March 30 - May 22 8 weeks

Kindermusik:

Thursdays:

4 - 4:30 pm Level 2 

5 - 5:30 pm Level 3

Little Drummers:

Thursdays 4:30 - 5 pm 

The Full Voice:

Wednesdays 5 - 5:30 pm

My Little Violin:

Wednesdays 4 - 4:30 pm 

5 openings per class only

My First Piano Adventures:

Thursdays 4 - 4:30 Book A part 1

Saturdays 10:30 11 Book A part 1

August 28 - December 18 

January 15 - May 7

6 openings per each class  

Jazz ensembles:

Youth Thursdays 6-7 pm

Adults Thursdays 7-8 pm

Year round program

Small Groups Ensembles:

Mondays 5-5:30 pm Beginner string ensemble

Mondays 5:30-6:15 pm Intermediate string ensemble

Tuesday 5-6 pm Suzuki Meet up  

Thursdays 6-7 pm Chamber music groups 

Semester long program

No lessons during Thanksgiving break

Sound Coding - The Art of Music Composition

Sep. 18 and Nov. 20 5-6 pm  

Learning music composition at an early age provides significant cognitive, emotional, and creative benefits that extend beyond musical ability. The act of creating music stimulates complex neural pathways in a child's developing brain, which enhances skills in problem-solving, language, and emotional expression.  read more...

88 Keys Olympics - Introduction to Improvisation and Jazz piano

Oct. 9  5-6 pm

Learning music improvisation at an early age provides a wide range of developmental benefits, including enhanced creativity, improved cognitive function, and strengthened emotional and social skills. Unlike structured playing that follows a score, improvisation encourages spontaneous creation, empowering young musicians to express themselves and explore musical ideas without fear of mistakes. read more...

Fall Semester August 25 – December 20

16 weeks (Thanksgiving break November 24-29)                                         

Holiday Recital December 13

(Winter break December 20-January 3, 2026)

Spring 2026 Semester January 5 - May 31 

20 weeks (Spring break March 23-27)

Spring Recital May 9

Summer Semester 2026 June 1 - August 23

12 weeks

Summer Recital August 22

Recitals schedule:

12 p.m. Voice

1 p.m. - Strings

2 p.m. - Guitars, Drums, Woodwinds, Brass, Jazz Ensemble

4 p.m. - Beginner piano 

5 p.m. - Intermediate piano 

We love and care about the progress of our students. As a result, our students have a true enthusiasm for learning.

Our goal is to help every student own their musicianship and carry this passion through life. Young musicians are proven to become strong and motivated individuals who succeed in any field they choose to pursue as a career.

Music is a language. Like any language, there are many basics that must be mastered before advancing to more dynamic material. During a course of study, we attempt to cover all areas of musicianship: theory, technique, formal analysis, harmony, ear-training, sight-reading, and comprehension of musical literature. We break these concepts down and create paths for easy progression. 

No two students are exactly alike, and everyone learns at different speeds, regardless of age. We approach our students as individuals, and challenge them according to their own unique qualities and affinities. Like any discipline, there are times where showing up will be difficult. However, with time and practice, it can be fun and incredibly rewarding to master an instrument and express oneself through music.