The simple answer is somewhere around 5 years old and up, but it really depends on the student and the instrument. For piano, the youngest that we usually recommend is 5, but violin students can often flourish in lessons even younger. If your child is interested in a wind or brass instrument, it's usually better for them to start around 9 or 10. For those students, we would recommend starting out on piano, as piano is a great first instrument, and what students learn in piano lessons can easily be transferred to other instruments later on. Feel free to
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My daughters have been with Mountainside for violin lessons for years and it has been nothing short of amazing.
Our kids have had ukulele classes with Theresa and she is such a patient and great teacher for them.
Danit was our 1st teacher many years ago, her business has blossomed 🌸.
Both of my kids have taken lessons in voice, piano, and music theory for years with MMA and have gained skill, technique, and confidence while really enjoying their lessons.
I especially loved that the approach to vocal training honored and preserved the uniqueness of my daughter’s voice, while expanding her range and control.
Originally Danit, who is the founder of this wonderful program was his instructor and for 4 years now he has had a few piano instructors all whom have been just perfect for my son.
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