ABOUT US
Happy Minds School of Music opened its doors in July of 2013.
It began with 40 students and three instructors offering violin, viola, piano, and guitar.
Thanks to the incredible support our music community we have grown and now have more than100 students and growing, have 14 instructors and have our instrument offerings include violin, viola, cello, piano, clarinet, double bass, guitar, ukulele, drums, and voice.
HMSM offers three different formalized accreditation programs for students wanting a challenging curriculum with or without the intention of pursuing college credit or music school applications.
We pride ourselves in cultivating the love and appreciation of the benefits of music exposure and its effects on the lifelong pursuit of personal development
"Music can change the world because it can change people." Bono
Develop greater creativity, artistry, and love of music
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Offer national standard opportunities for students to measure their progress and achievements both individually and with their peers.
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Students will learn not only a large variety of music but also a complete musical experience, included aural training, music theory studying, and improvisation.
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Develop strong and healthy technical skills in playing music
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Personal growth through consistent achievement
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Provide different opportunities for students to get recognition for their achievement
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Explore the music of all types, from Classical to Popular and Jazz repertoire
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Experience of performing in public, and enjoy frequent student recitals
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Step by step approach to note reading, music theory, aural training and music harmony.
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Building good and correct practice habits
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Collaborate and play with other musicians
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Growth in independent thinking and love of music to enrich their lives
Knowledgeable and experienced instructors
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Professional and courteous instruction
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Music lessons that begin and end on time
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Written weekly assignments with clear, concise, customized goals
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On-going introduction to new and progressive skills in technique, tone quality, music theory, sight-reading and music literacy
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Engaging demonstrations, accompaniments and duets
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Performance opportunities through recitals, mini-concerts or in-public performances
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Weekly evaluations to track your learning progress
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Progress record on your learning journal
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Incentives for practices and performances
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Personal assistance in selecting instruments and supporting materials
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Discounted rates for group lessons, such as Theory lessons, Aural Training, and Sight-Reading.
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Discounted rates for Siblings and Second Instrument learning.