Leppanen Music Academy, based in Columbus, Ohio, is dedicated to providing dynamic music lessons that evolve with the needs of the student. Specializing in guitar, vocals, piano, and percussion, they offer in-depth one-on-one instruction. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced musician looking to refine your skills, Leppanen Music Academy is committed to helping you reach your musical goals.

Based in Dublin, Ohio, Musicologie, founded in 2014, is dedicated to delivering delightful music lessons to musicians of all ages and skill levels. Under the stewardship of veteran music teachers Joseph and Kay Barker, the company specializes in providing private, one-on-one sessions for any instrument. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced musician, Musicologie focuses on creating a boutique musical experience tailored to your specific needs.

Proud of all my students, abe to teach all the instruments of the orchestra, teaching music is my passion. I did is more than 15 years and my students ar playing music all over the world. I have bachelor degre in music and a certificate in music pedagogy.

Located in Columbus, Ohio, Kay Barker Music Studio is a trusted name in music education. The studio, led by Kay herself, offers traditional piano and voice lessons. With a deep passion for music, Kay is dedicated to fostering a life-long love for music in her students. Her unique approach makes lessons enjoyable and interactive, ensuring each student's musical journey is a rewarding experience.

Founded in 2003 in Columbus, Ohio, the Columbus Music and Art Academy is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering children through high-quality music and art education. Welcoming children aged 4-18, the Academy offers award-winning choirs, art classes, music theory classes, and singing lessons. The Academy, led by executive director Tatiana Kats, also hosts the Columbus International Children’s Choir and the Central Ohio Singing Competition. Open year-round, the Academy invites all young enthusiasts to join and experience the joy of music and art.

Learning to play an instrument involves practicing. Wow, what a stupid sounding statement. Practicing is only marginally profitable unless you know “how” to practice. I could tell you right here, in a few words, how to practice and you might say, “ Well, of course, anyone would know that.” The problem is, knowing and doing it two different things. I like to ask a new player, “What are you hoping to song or melody are you hoping to learn to play?” For me, this way of learning an instrument is a lot more fun than playing scales and arpeggios for years, in hopes to someday being able I to play some of the stuff really want. If this sounds