Atlanta School of Musical Arts

★★★★★Nadia Vance

My daughter attended piano classes at the Atlanta School of Musical Arts. I can only say wonderful things about our experience. Her teacher was very professional, really connected with her, and made learning music a fun and engaging experience. I definitely recommend this school to anyone. What a gem!

★★★★★Beckarman Sanchez

As a student of Abraham, he is an AMAZING teacher to learn drums from. He always has patience and enjoys making me learn. I learn so much about drumming with him. I recommend this place if you want to learn to drum.

★★★★★Arzell the Esoteric

My daughter has really enjoyed receiving violin lessons from the Atlanta School of Musical Arts over the six months that she has been a student. Originally she wanted to participate in orchestra but her school didn't offer it. So, we decided on private lessons in whatever instrument she chose.she wanted to learn to play violin and we searched for somewhere she would be safe and comfortable learning to play. We discovered the Atlanta School of Musical Arts and contacted them to hire an instructor. At first, it took some time to locate a violin instructor with the limited schedule we had available but eventually we were contacted with an instructor willing to accept our schedule. Our instructor was crystal and she was very kind and patient with my daughter. The communication between the instructor the school and the parents are great. The environment at the school was quiet, there were no distractions or interruptions. My daughter and instructor grew a bond and she really enjoyed learning from her. Recently we have suspended her violin lessons due to school testing and college preparation and it's going to be hard not going to the Atlanta School of Musical Arts every week for lessons because we both have gotten used to the Exclusive time we spent together during the trips back and forth every week and also the enjoyable experience of watching my daughter get better at playing the violin over time. Crystal the instructor was amazing and we will return in the fall to continue lessons, hopefully we can still get the same instructor. It's a great music school with a fair and competitive price, safe environment, with knowledgeable and competent instructors. A final tip. If you sign up for lessons be sure to also locate a music instrument and repair store because over the course of learning your instrument can become damaged or need repair to continue. We went to VILLAGE MUSIC store in Avondale Estates during our lessons at the Atlanta School of Musical Arts, to keep our violin repaired and working, just a tip.

★★★★★Faigann Arnold

My daughter has been taking Voice Lessons with Atlanta School of Musical Arts for about a year and a half now. Their customer service is exemplary! Whenever I have a question, I am always provided with a prompt response. The care that is shown to ensure that information is clearly communicated goes such a long way! My daughter’s instructor is Ann Montano. Ann is truly AMAZING and my daughter’s voice is getting stronger each lesson. Ann is very patient, caring, and an overall joy to work with! I would recommend her and the school as a whole to the entire world and beyond!

★★★★★Mark Reitz

Our 5-year-old boy has been taking piano lessons for a couple months now from ASMA and so far we've had a great experience. First, our instructor, Bridget, comes to our house for lessons, which is amazing in itself. Second, she really meets our son at his level and makes each and every lesson fun for him, so that he looks forward to the next one. As a guitar player, it seems the great majority of people I've known who have attempted to take piano lessons as children (or even adults) end up quitting, usually because the traditional approach to piano is so dry, boring, and intimidating. The first order of business in any music instruction is to make it fun – play to the joy of making music, which is in most people, really. Our instructor does this – she makes piano fun and accessible for our son. I think the number one metric of success at this level is if your child is having fun and wants to continue.