Music Lessons in Saint Paul, MN

The typical guitar teacher is well-versed in popular music, which every student should learn. Because of our classical training, we teach music written by master composers in centuries past. This gives students interested in this repertoire a well-rounded musical education. It makes them aware of the

My vision is that with our superb and caring teachers and our affordable prices, we can make a foundation of kids and adults who are inspired by the great art of music in the community. Through that inspiration, as well as their hard work, the community will receive the gift of not only their music-making,

K&S Conservatory of Music started in May of 1990 as a one-studio business shared by two piano teachers, Sue Krebsbach and Carol Sailer. The Park on the River studio in St. Paul Park, MN, rapidly expanded to twenty-three teachers and over 350 students receiving lessons in piano, brass, woodwinds, strings,

The concept for Metro Music Studios grew out of a desire to make specialized, quality instruction readily available to people of the St. Paul and North Suburban communities. Recognizing that music plays a vital role in today's society, our objectives for our students include developing an interest in

The initial teacher training is administered over a two-year period. Only teachers sponsored by authorized Yamaha Music Schools may enter the training process. Upon passing entrance examinations, teachers attend seminars locally and at Yamaha Corporation of America headquarters in southern California.

1st Star Music Studios is a music instructional facility serving Apple Valley, Minnesota, and surrounding counties. We supply superior private music lessons for a number of instruments including voice, piano and guitar. We have instruction available for music writing and theory, voice-overs, and songwriting.

The Riff Factory was started in 1999 in the Minneapolis St. Paul metro area as an innovative guitar school with only a handful of students in Roseville, MN. Founders Todd Bergren and Kurt Mahre had a vision to build a music school that was different from all its peers. They wanted to eliminate the reasons