Music Lessons near Chatham-Kent ON (98 Result(s))

Classes begin Sept. 8!! We can't wait to see everyone!!Everyone likes a paycheque! Sign up for our referral program!! Contact us for details.Music Lessons for piano, including Music For Young Children, violin, flute, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, bass guitar, drums, ukulele, voice and Musical Theatre. Group & private lessons. The Music Spot is a fun, safe and encouraging way to learn music for people of all ages. The Music Spot has curriculum based instruction, so learning new instruments is easy! This isn't your ''learn a couple of songs by ear'' place: Our teachers are all qualified to teach music in a fun, but educational way and use approved books, not photocopies, so you can learn the ins and outs of making music in a lasting way!Call or email for more information! 519-205-5050

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At Makin' Music we strive to share our knowledge and love of music with each and every student. Our staff are all professionals with years of experience both teaching and playing. We have been locally owned and operated in LaSalle for over 15 years and invite you, your friends and family to explore the joys of music.

I owe most of my success to my dear grandmother and wonderful mother who helped guide my journey when I was young. I still remember the sing-alongs around the piano, the social church functions, and the 'chording' my grandmother taught me.

We are a not-for-profit, federally incorporated educational institution of professional musicians and volunteers that serves its clients through programs of study, training, examination, recognition and performance. Conservatory Canada's roots go back to 1891, when the London Conservatory was first founded. In 1910, the London Conservatory became affiliated with The University of Western Ontario and it became an examining Board. In 1915 that affiliation was dissolved, and in 1919 the Institute of Music Arts was founded (as a teaching institution). In 1922, the London Conservatory and Institute of Musical Arts amalgamated and existed until 1934, when they were incorporated under the name Western Ontario Conservatory of Music. The reach became truly national in 1997 through a merger with The Western Board of Music (established in 1934, serving all of western Canada, and based in Edmonton, Alberta).