Programs
From a three-year-old’s first notes to conservatory-level repertoire, every student follows the Suzuki Method and Royal Conservatory of Music — technique, ear, and theory, taught with warmth.
Suzuki Method and Royal Conservatory of Music under Kathryn Imani.
Students as young as three study with active family support — ear training, technique, Kodály rhythm and pitch, theory, and sight-reading. Weekly private lessons, monthly group classes, and semester recitals build musicianship that lasts a lifetime.
Suzuki Method · Royal Conservatory of Music
Suzuki and RCM pathways under Vahid Imani — fundamentals, classical, and flamenco.
Solid natural technique and playing by ear come first; note reading and theory follow. Group classes and semester recitals build performance confidence for ages six through adult on nylon-string classical guitar.
Suzuki Method · Royal Conservatory of Music
Family music and movement for babies, toddlers, preschoolers — and the grownups who love them.
Mixed-age classes (0–5) plus Rhythm Kids for ages 4–6 as the joyful bridge into private lessons. Enrolled families see their schedule and songs in the MyMusicStaff Student Portal.
Licensed Music Together® · Rhythm Kids
It is never too late to begin — or to return.
Flexible private study for adults picking up an instrument for the first time or coming back after years away. Repertoire built around what you actually want to play.
Piano · Guitar · returning players
The grammar behind the music, taught alongside the instrument.
Royal Conservatory–aligned theory, ear training, and sight-reading that reinforce lesson repertoire and prepare students for RCM assessments when they choose to pursue them.
Theory · ear training · sight-reading
A free consultation is the best way to find the right fit.