Best Piano Lessons in Simpsonville, SC

“Both of my kids have had ukulele, guitar, and voice here with some very good, enthusiastic instructors, and while the waiting area is somewhat uncomfortable, seeing the kids come to love music almost makes it worthwhile (but come on, how hard is it t...”

“We were so thankful, after the audition, to see that with the instruction learned at Toccata Music Studios, the audition went smoothly and not only was he fully prepared, but he was fully capable of doing more than the audition had requested!”

“Kaycie is simply amazing, so happy we chose this music school.”

“I sympathize with parents of special needs children and I know Sarah Plyler does as well, as she does work with a variety of students and ability levels, with patience and acceptance.”

“We've been with Miss Alecia for 3 years and it's one of the best investments we've made in our daughter.”

“I think the highest compliment for Caitlin and the school is that our daughter wants to continue playing and talks about playing violin many years in the future.”

“My little brother is now into playing the piano again since Hannah has been teaching him for awhile now and with full patience with him because of his ADHD.”

“When I was a music major in college, many years ago, a classical guitarist--Christopher Parkening--came to perform and hold some master classes for our department.”

“We are so appreciate all teachers who teach them, because we can see a phenomenal developments in dancing and acting skills after taking classes at Virtuoso Music School.”

“My daughter has taken piano and voice lessons with Emily for more than 3 years now.”

“At Learn Music they also give an opportunity for students to collaborate with other students and form a band with a program called Learn Music Legends.”

“She unfortunately decided it wasn't her favorite thing to do so we only did one session but the teachers and everyone we interacted with at the studio was FABULOUS!”

“My 3 year old daughter is a typical 3 year old and wants nothing to do with a classroom setting and the way Sarah has formulated that class was like it was meant for Sophia.”