Arbor Music

There are so many different options for learning to play an instrument in this day and age. From private lessons to the internet. At Arbor Music we are glad of that because we believe that the more musicians or music hobbyists there are, the better.

So why come to us? We can think of a few reasons.

For 15 years we have provided private music lessons in the Magnolia/Woodlands area.
We have professional teachers who have many years of teaching experience and a proven track record.
We have many long time students and they can really play.
Comfortable facilities, Comfortable teaching studios. Free wifi if you need to do some work while you wait.
Plenty of parking with some shade trees for those hot summer days.
A retail store and repair shop with knowledgeable staff that supports our teachers and students. If we don’t have it we can get it or help you find it. If we can’t fix it we know someone who can.
Small intimate, in-house recitals to hone your performance skills.
A flat monthly fee ($125. 00 dollars) per month for a 30 minute lesson each week. Same time, same place, same teacher each week. (monthly rate applies to months with 4 weeks or 5 weeks and months where a major holiday falls. call us for more details 281-259-5585)
No contract, no enrollment fees. Simply pay the monthly fee to your teacher on the first lesson of the month and your spot is yours for the month until you decide you want to stop.
Don’t want to commit to a month just yet? One time trial lessons are available for $35. 00 for one 30 minute session with a teacher before you commit.

Established in 2003, Arbor Music has served The Woodlands, Magnolia and Spring, Tomball areas for many years, offering a variety of music lessons, a great selection of accessories, beginner and step-up instruments and guitar repairs. Owners, Eric and Robin Williams, started Arbor Music with the idea of creating a place where students of all ages could come to grow in their knowledge and love of music.

Where and how did you get your start in music? I started playing the violin when I was in 5th grade. I was part of an orchestra until my senior year of high school. I began teaching lessons through college and I began playing the violin at my church. Today, I still play the violin at church and I have enjoyed teaching children to play for almost 20 years now.

My mom plays violin, my dad plays guitar, and they were worship leaders at our old church, so I was surrounded by music from day one! My mom started teaching me violin when I was five and it took a few years before I really enjoyed playing the violin. I then joined an orchestra, which really helped me realize just how much I love music!

Music degree from Sam Houston State University, Rice University. Many years of professional playing and teaching experience and retail sales.