Harmony Road Music School

Our group piano program for ages 5-10 includes weekly 45-minute lessons with singing, ear training, rhythm instruments, and keyboard ensembles. Parents participate in each session to reinforce learning. Students perform in two annual recitals and may join adjudicated events like MTAC's Certificate of Merit and Guild evaluations.

Designed for 16-month-olds to 3-year-olds, these 30-minute weekly classes feature singing, movement games, rhythm instruments, and keyboard exploration. Parents join their children in activities using scarves, balls, and hoops. Each child receives a music bag with instruments to continue learning at home.

This 30-minute weekly class prepares 4-5-year-olds for piano study through ear training, pitch awareness, and hand-shape songs. Students use a book, workbook, and downloadable music files. The program builds keyboard geography skills and introduces solfege to lay a foundation for formal piano instruction.

We offer classes for toddlers (16 months-3 years), preschoolers (4-5 years), and elementary students (5-10 years).

Yes, a parent attends each class to support learning and reinforce activities at home.

Toddler classes include a music bag with instruments. Piano readiness students receive a book, workbook, and music files.

We host two annual recitals and prepare students for adjudicated events like MTAC's Certificate of Merit and Guild evaluations.

Toddler classes: $190/semester. Music in Me: $140. Group piano: $145/month for weekly 45-minute lessons.

We really enjoy mis Alix classes, classes are fun for parents and kids, they move arround and have fun playing instruments, can't go wrong with this toodler class!

I would give negative stars if I could. My son was kicked out of the preschoolers piano class because I chose to carry my infant daughter while my son was learning after only one class. Miss Alex pressured me via email to sign my daughter up for my sons piano class because Alex didnt like me holding her during class. She told me to put her in the waiting area or sign her up. Thats ludacris. I brought up her policy which states carrier or infant seat and she completely ignored me.

When I refused she said I wasnt following her policy which I kept bringing up. This was all through email, she never cared to call and try to work it. Alex made me feel like she dosent want work with the parents and it's her way or the highway. If you read her replies on this yelp page, she cannot take criticism and it's always the parents fault. Due to her actions, she lost my son as a customer and potentially my daughter in the future. Very bad customer service. A goal in a pay for learning faculty should be to maintain students and try to gain new ones. Not drive them away.

My two boys spent a week on the Junior Music Camp during summer 2017. They got to sing, listened to the teacher play piano, ate a snack (provided by the school: fruit snack gummy, & goldfish). They danced, did a craft, watched a short video, read a book. one day they "played" piano. Kids 3 and younger may enjoy it.

We started our 4 year old in the group piano lessons. He loved getting together with other kids. We as parents get to participate too. It's not just sitting at the piano the entire lesson. They do singing, theory games, play with tambourines, sticks, and bells.... It's FUN. We've been in it now for 5 years. The kids are playing classical music. They create their own pieces, get to perform in recitals and festivals. Would highly recommend.