Knox Music Studios

read moreWe have been serving the Knoxville community with our high quality music lessons since 2007. Our goal is to make your music lesson experience successful, enriching and rewarding. Thank you for considering us! Knox Music Studios focuses exclusively on providing the highest quality music lesson experience. Tuition is usually $103 a month, plus a yearly $35 fee which includes two recitals. You may start anytime; your first month can be prorated if so! Piano lessons are a great start for music instruction!

read moreWe teach all styles of guitar! Suzuki, traditional, jazz, improvisation, "by ear." We can accommodate any age student and skill level because we have instructors ready, willing and able to meet your needs. The two biggest considerations are quality and appropriate sizing (1/2, 3/4 and full size are the options). Your instructor can help you with the correct size. If you're bringing an electric guitar, don't worry about bringing an amp or cable - we have those in our teaching rooms. Need some more help?

read moreYes, violin might make your fingertips a little sore at first because you'll be pressing down on strings. Also, it might take some time before you're playing some songs because the first few steps are learning how to hold the instrument and bow. She loves teaching students to have confidence in their music abilities and has been teaching since 2014.

read moreAll styles of percussion (often called "drums") can be accommodated. We will always start our drum students with fundamentals using a snare drum. With this method, students will learn proper drumstick technique and how to count rhythms accurately. He attended The University Of North Texas where he studied with Henry Okstel, Jose Aponte, Poovalur Shrij, Mark Ford and Ed Soph.

read moreWe teach all styles of piano. Suzuki, traditional, jazz, improvisation, "by ear." Any age student and skill level can be accommodated because we have instructors ready, willing and able to meet your needs. Yes and no, it really depends on the student and their goals. All of our piano teachers will agree it is best you have access to a quality acoustic piano for most piano lessons. An acoustic piano develops the fine motor skills necessary to play music "musically" (i.e., reproducing the louds and softs of music).

read moreWe have found most beginners, especially younger ones, appreciate nylon string guitars as they are little bit kinder to fingertips. Yamaha's classical guitars are quality instruments for beginner to more advanced students. They're properly scaled, correctly proportioned, stay in tune and have a nice big sound. CGS102 is the 1/2 size, CGS103 is the 3/4, and the C40 is the 4/4 (full size) classical. The FS720S is an incredibly priced solid top guitar. It's a little bit smaller sized, perfect for middle schoolers, teenagers, ladies, and those that just like a smaller-bodied, easy-to-play, great-sounding guitar.