
We have 70 instructors that teach all instruments, styles, levels, and ages. We offer numerous performance opportunities. Freeway Music has an incredible positive vibe. All teachers are plugged into the local music community, and passionate about playing and teaching. We were voted best Music School by the Free Times. We have 5 locations in Columbia. We allow students to choose their direction and equip them with what they need to reach their musical goals. Our teachers are all very qualified from playing with major regional bands to studying at Julliard.
We love teaching, sharing, and mentoring. We are all extremely passionate about music. We love that Aha moment, and when a student smiles. We love that we can make a living through our passion and share that joy with others.
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Their staff is so friendly and welcoming. Instructors are enthusiastic about teaching and the atmosphere is great!
Arrange for myself and son to meet with our instructors. Friendly staff. Very well organized and teachers who really enjoy what they do. Atmosphere is very energetic though, but one can feel good energy here.
We always meet students where they are. We address their skill level, musical goals and tastes, and create a plan specific for each student. We strive to have a blanaced approach of teaching the student the fundamentals they need to learn to achieve the goal they want. In the end, we strive to make the lessons fun and egaging.
Our staff has varying degrees of education. We have a wide variety of styles represented at Freeway Music. Some instructors have doctoral degrees in their instrument, while others have real life experience playing and touring with groups.
Yes. All lessons are $32.50 per half hour lesson. Lessons are once per week and charged monthly.
Our Freeway Music Festival. We had 5 locations of our school come together to do a big showcase on three different stages at Tin Roof and Music Farm. We partnered with Free Timnes and SceneSC to have 20 local/regional bands play as well. It was a blast and a great way to celebrate and promote music and art in our town.
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