I highly recommend her. We met her 3 years ago, via local recommendation, and she teaches my 2…read morekids lessons every week. She is super patient, plays beautifully, and enforces a love of music and understanding of music theory. She knew how to engage them even when they were young (started in 4th grade) and continues to keep my kids dedicated to the flute, even now that they're in middle school. She's flexible with in-person or virtual, and gave lots of valuable advice.

Caroline continues to share her enthusiasm for flute and skillful teaching with my son, who is now…read morealmost 18. More than an excellent flute teacher, Caroline has become a trusted adult in my son's life. We alternate between lessons in person and via FaceTime, which works well given the many pressures of senior year. I can't recommend her highly enough!

When I first started singing I took private lessons from Stephanie, she really helped me lauch into…read moresinging and was instrumental in launching me into my career as a singer. I saw she was teaching a song writing class as the Jazz School, I signed up and was once again really impressed with her knowledge and ability to really pull out the creative side of me to write a song. Then we worked together a few weeks later to finish up what we had started in class. For anyone wanted to start learning the art of singing or to take their already excisting vocal chops to a whole other level, I would definitly tell you to go work with Stephanie.

Stephanie is a very knowledgeable musician, however, I would not recommend her for someone who has…read morelearning disabilities or trauma. Very direct and lacking sensitivity/compassion.

I have studied viola da gamba with Amy Brodo for more than a year. I am an intermediate player with…read moresome learning challenges (learning disabilities). I have studied with a handful of teachers as an adult returning to music after several decades of not playing -- and I must say that Amy is the best teacher by far. I have had difficulties in the past persuading my instructors that no, I really couldn't reproduce the gesture or technique being demonstrated to me, my brain and hands just didn't work that way. Amy has been delightfully open to problem-solving along with me so that together as pupil and teacher we figure out how to work *with* my learning challenges, rather than against them, or around them. She is a gifted teacher: she inspires me, makes me want to play, commiserates with tricky fingering and bowing, slows down when I need time to write something down or record her on my phone. She is funny, and gracious and encouraging. AND she plays divinely. She is truly a teacher for adults as well as for kids. You will thrive if you are ready to throw yourself into the total experience of making music. She plays with a gorgeous resonant velvety tone. You will sit back in awe in how she draws exquisitely rich tones from her instrument. AND she will do her best to show you how to do this too!

My daughter has been taking Clarinet lessons with Ms. Farris for several years now. We transferred…read morefrom another teacher and noticed an almost immediate improvement in her ability, tone and confidence. My daughter enjoys her lessons, has done well in the school band and participated in competitions due to Ms. Farris' approach and dedication. I would recommend her to anyone seeking to hone their musical abilities.

His 12-year old cousins started dancing on the stairs; they can easily get hurt. Charles walked…read moretoward them, duty bound and full of angst. All of a sudden, looking down at them, he was 15 once more. He was in the M1 building of his high school, singing with his choir mates, beaming at the choir teacher in unison. He doesn't just remember it, for he is fully there in the moment, in person, breathing the very air. AGC brings all lovers of choir and singing back to those sort of nostalgic days. People who have been a part of formal singing and still actively pursue it, know that music will always be a part of their lives. It's everlasting and doesn't disappoint. "Shortly before my 16th birthday, that lucky star called choir, was due," Charles began. "Even in the darkness, even in the night, it showed me the neverending gift that circles back again: Singing." He peered onward, a slight smile on his face as he spoke. "Some years later, I discovered Ellen's fabulous Anything Goes Chorus (AGC)." "Ellen makes singing possible in her SATB-style choir, which was something I was a part of in high school, something I've been deeply fond of and always missed. It's a place of belonging....a place that provides meaning. A place where you can walk on with hope in your heart. A place of connecting."

Ellen is a very inspiring and inspired teacher. She goes beyond singing to teaching music concepts…read morewith fun and enthusiasm. You get a lot for your buck and have fun and community connection too.

It's been almost two years now and I'm taken aback by my progress. I'm playing pieces that seemed…read moreintimidating and out of reach, but now they're naturally flowing. I've played in front of family, friends, strangers, and peers (and even look forward to it now). By the time I presented my own compositions to Miranda, we had built up the rapport for her to give me frank criticism that a professional musician would have trouble digesting it. Without losing the essence of the piece, I went through several iterations with her that made it infinitely easier to read. Miranda goes the extra mile to immerse herself in what you're trying to accomplish. Now I have a strong foundation and am on a roll transcribing past work that's been confined to my head for years. I'm extremely grateful for the journey I've been on, and couldn't imagine a better coach and guide!

I've been learning piano from Miranda for three years as an adult student. She has truly helped me…read moreplay several of J.S. Bach's preludes and some well-known pieces from film scores. I never thought I would ever be able to play like this. Miranda is a devoted and highly skilled teacher. She pays close attention to the mistakes her students make and corrects them with patience and care. A great teacher recognizes where the student struggles, and she gently guides me, finding new ways to help me understand and creating methods that fit my ability so I can succeed with every piece. I truly appreciate and admire her as my teacher.

Do not attend this school--I attend the classes and paid for the entire DJ course early and never…read morereceived my certificate

I started my music journey awhile ago, but didn't really feel like I was progressing so reached out…read moreto Anthem to see what my options were. I found the classes well worth the price, and also realized I completely missed the value of music education in general. After so many years of youtube tutorials and tips I knew all of the lingo and how the fx worked etc, but not really the process. This truly helped unlock that, music is a process and not a collection of facts that lead you to something great. This paired with a focus on developing and understanding myself as an artist has made music so much more refreshing and exciting, it's truly a pleasure to create all over again-kudos to kyle and team!

I have been taught by many and never have I been more let down by a teacher in my life. If that…read moreEyal Douche Bag even showed up to teach ( left me hanging thrice, unfortunately I prepaid) it wasn't worth the time or the money. Go somewhere else ... Anywhere else

I decidedly switched from singing to drumming late last year, and I wanted a teacher who could help…read moreme transition smoothly based on my unique blend of musical experience. Eyal helped me jump straight in, and I haven't looked back since! Every lesson I get to learn or try something new, and I'm left with just enough homework to manage between lessons. He's great to talk to not only about drumming, but about music and life in general - besides, all of it comes back to you and how it manifests in your ability to take to the beat. It can only get better from here.