Maestro Music is a Beaverton music studio, founded in 2016, that offers week-long summer camps—such as a young-composers week—alongside year-round private and group lessons in piano, voice, flute, guitar, brass and musical theater. Weekly extras include improvisation and music-theory sessions.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Maestro Music directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Marissa EmeryWe love Maestro Music! My boys spent a week of summer camp learning to be composers, and are now taking weekly piano lessons. The teachers are patient, energetic, and fun, and the kids are already learning so much! Thank you Bonnie and Lee!
★★★★★Christian G.My son is learning piano here with Colleen, who's a great, highly skilled, enthusiastic, and patient teacher. They're very accommodating with scheduling (including opportunities to make up time when we have to miss it) and the pricing is very reasonable as well. Definitely highly recommended.
★★★★★Jan and Krystal WorkmanI struggled to find someone to teach my 4 year old private piano lessons (the recommended starting age is 7 apparently). But Maestro Music took him right in!! Ruby balances proper technique with fun games about counting and rhythm. My son finished his first recital with so much pride and confidence and wants to continue piano "forever and ever." I'm so thankful they gave him a chance.
★★★★★tania bitzWe started with Bonnie and Maestro Music in 2015. We love her style of teaching, she uses different methods and styles to engage my daughter in learning. As a family we have been sucked into a couple of take home music "games". Tricky teacher using games to learn something. :) A few points that we love about this music program: Online tools, scheduling and easy access to materials Flexible schedules and available to make up missed lessons. Focused teachers that update and send weekly reports and encouragement. Option of online/video lessons. Recitals are smaller and more interactive, and you can see progress with feedback from the teacher at the recital. These teachers know their stuff.
★★★★★Thea JungBonnie is, quite simply, a superb piano teacher, and we whole-heartedly recommend her to anyone who is serious about his or her child learning to play the piano. She translates complex music theory into easy building blocks for a small child to understand. Bonnie then relates these concepts to activities and ideas easy to grasp. She balances mechanics with theory and sight-reading with improvisation. And Bonnie has an amazing amount of patience, kindness, good humor, and phenomenal skill! She can draw my daughter's little wandering mind back to the subject easily and makes learning the piano fun and interesting.