Looking to offer lessons to eager students willing to fill a little but more of their lives with music!

Suzuki Violin Studio of Phoenix, located in Phoenix, AZ, and the surrounding areas, offers Suzuki-based violin and viola lessons to children. The studio's founder and director, Lia Taylor, boasts over 15 years of teaching experience. She is certified to instruct in Violin Books one through six by the Suzuki Association of the Americas and is a first violinist in the Tempe Symphony. Parents praise her for her attention to detail, dedication to student success, and her ability to foster excellent listening and musicality skills.

Established in 2007, Prestige Music Academy, located in Phoenix, Arizona, offers comprehensive music education to all ages and abilities. As a family-owned academy, they are dedicated to high-quality instruction, providing private lessons in a diverse range of instruments including piano, guitar, violin, and more. Their experienced and educated instructors focus on individual student's needs and aspirations, creating a supportive learning environment. They go beyond being a typical music lesson mill, making each student the heart of their philosophy.

Founded in 2008, Musical Surprise is the largest music school in the West Valley area, based in Surprise, Arizona. They offer an array of music-related services, including private and group lessons for all ages and abilities, early childhood music programs, and music therapy sessions. With a professional team of music teachers and therapists, they aspire to make music accessible to everyone. They also feature a full-service music store with instruments, accessories, books, and music gift items. Visit their spacious 5,000 sq. ft. studio and discover why they are a favorite in the community.

Music Together in Phoenix, founded in 1999, is a cherished early childhood music and movement program serving Phoenix, Arizona and surrounding areas. Designed for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and their caregivers, the program emphasizes adult involvement, creating a unique family activity. Participants bond through singing, dancing, and playing, with benefits extending beyond the classroom. The program, first offered to the public in 1987, supports each child's natural musicality, fostering a lifelong love of music. Today, Music Together in Phoenix joyfully engages with over 2000 families across Phoenix and Peoria.