Yes. We encourage new students to take a trial music lesson to experience our teaching approach, get a feel for the instrument, and ensure a comfortable fit before committing to regular lessons. Here is the trial lesson link

We provide lessons for an extensive range of instruments, including but not limited to: Piano, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Voice, Drums, Violin, Viola, Cello, Saxophone and Clarinet. As well as music production & songwriting.

Yes. We sell and rent all instruments for which we offer lessons.

All of our music instructors are highly skilled in teaching the next generation of music makers. Along with a background check and vetting process, you can trust that you will team up with someone that has your best interests in mind.

Absolutely not! Musicville welcomes individuals of all experience levels, from complete beginners to aspiring musicians with any background.

Definitely! Our studio has 2 major recitals every year (Winter & Spring showcase). As a studio member you will also have opportunities to participate in our band programs, open mic nights, and studio writing rooms.

It really depends on the person or child and if they have an interest and excitement for music. Generally speaking, for private lessons 5-7 is a great age to start.

Research conducted by Concordia University and the Montreal Neurological Institute reveals the advantages of early music lessons. Musicians who began training before age seven exhibited enhanced connections between motor regions in the brain, aiding in movements like fingering and coordination.

If you’re still not sure when – or even if – your child should begin music lessons, don’t feel as though it’s now or never. When the interest is there, music can be learned at any age! There are examples of world class musicians like Leonard Cohen not picking up an instrument until later in life.