Macon Music Academy
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 3 PM - 5 PM
- Monday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Tuesday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Wednesday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM - 5 PM
7301 NE Loop 820 suite b118 b115
North Richland Hills, Texas 76180
North Richland Hills, Texas 76180
Our Booking PolicyAre you looking for a group class for your preschool or elementary school age child? We offer classes for ages 3-5yrs old, K-1st grade, 2nd-3rd grade, and 3rd-5th grade! (15% discount for an additional student of the same household)
Are you looking for a group class for your preschool or elementary school age child? We offer classes for ages 3-5yrs old, K-1st grade, 2nd-3rd grade, and 3rd-5th grade! (15% discount for an additional student of the same household)
Services
At Macon Music Academy, our 60-minute drum set lessons are designed to maximize growth, creativity, and fun. Here’s what a well-structured session looks like:
🥁 Warm-Up & Technique (10–15 minutes)
We begin with hand and foot warm-ups—rudiments, stick control, and coordination drills—to build speed, control, and endurance. This sets the tone for focused drumming.
🎼 Groove & Song Work (20–25 minutes)
Next, we apply technique to real-world drumming—learning grooves, fills, and transitions within songs. Whether it’s rock, funk, jazz, worship, or pop, we tailor the content to match the student’s goals and interests.
🧠 Musical Concepts & Creativity (10–15 minutes)
We explore important concepts like timing, dynamics, structure, and improvisation. Students may work with a metronome, backing tracks, or create their own beats—learning to play musically, not just mechanically.
✅ Review & Practice Plan (5–10 minutes)
We close by reviewing progress, discussing any challenges, and creating a targeted practice plan for the week to reinforce growth and consistency.
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Every lesson is personalized—whether you’re just starting out or aiming for the next level. Students leave energized, encouraged, and ready to hit the practice pad with purpose.
🥁 Warm-Up & Technique (10–15 minutes)
We begin with hand and foot warm-ups—rudiments, stick control, and coordination drills—to build speed, control, and endurance. This sets the tone for focused drumming.
🎼 Groove & Song Work (20–25 minutes)
Next, we apply technique to real-world drumming—learning grooves, fills, and transitions within songs. Whether it’s rock, funk, jazz, worship, or pop, we tailor the content to match the student’s goals and interests.
🧠 Musical Concepts & Creativity (10–15 minutes)
We explore important concepts like timing, dynamics, structure, and improvisation. Students may work with a metronome, backing tracks, or create their own beats—learning to play musically, not just mechanically.
✅ Review & Practice Plan (5–10 minutes)
We close by reviewing progress, discussing any challenges, and creating a targeted practice plan for the week to reinforce growth and consistency.
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Every lesson is personalized—whether you’re just starting out or aiming for the next level. Students leave energized, encouraged, and ready to hit the practice pad with purpose.
A well-structured 30-minute drum set lesson at Macon Music Academy is fast-paced, hands-on, and designed for real growth—whether you’re brand new or sharpening your skills.
🥁 Warm-Up & Technique (5–7 minutes)
We begin with stick control, rudiments, or coordination drills to build hand speed, control, and timing. This helps prepare the body and mind for focused playing.
🎵 Groove & Song Work (15–20 minutes)
We move into learning or improving drum beats, fills, or a song the student is working on. For beginners, this may mean mastering a basic rock beat; for more advanced students, it could involve more complex rhythms, dynamics, or improvisation.
✅ Wrap-Up & Weekly Goals (3–5 minutes)
We end by reviewing what was covered and assigning fun, clear practice goals—usually tied to a groove, fill, or short song section to keep momentum going between lessons.
Each lesson is energetic, encouraging, and personalized to match the student’s musical taste and goals. Students leave feeling challenged, motivated, and one step closer to becoming a confident drummer.
🥁 Warm-Up & Technique (5–7 minutes)
We begin with stick control, rudiments, or coordination drills to build hand speed, control, and timing. This helps prepare the body and mind for focused playing.
🎵 Groove & Song Work (15–20 minutes)
We move into learning or improving drum beats, fills, or a song the student is working on. For beginners, this may mean mastering a basic rock beat; for more advanced students, it could involve more complex rhythms, dynamics, or improvisation.
✅ Wrap-Up & Weekly Goals (3–5 minutes)
We end by reviewing what was covered and assigning fun, clear practice goals—usually tied to a groove, fill, or short song section to keep momentum going between lessons.
Each lesson is energetic, encouraging, and personalized to match the student’s musical taste and goals. Students leave feeling challenged, motivated, and one step closer to becoming a confident drummer.
At Macon Music Academy, a 60-minute guitar lesson is thoughtfully designed to engage, educate, and inspire. Each lesson is personalized to meet the student’s goals and skill level, whether they’re strumming their first chord or fine-tuning advanced techniques.
Here’s what a typical lesson includes:
✅ Warm-Up (10 minutes)
We begin with finger exercises and picking patterns to build strength, flexibility, and coordination.
✅ Skill Building & Technique (15 minutes)
Students work on chords, scales, or specific techniques like strumming, alternate picking, or fingerstyle, tailored to their current level.
✅ Song Application (20 minutes)
We apply learned skills to real songs that match the student’s interests—anything from classic rock to modern pop, worship, blues, or country.
✅ Theory & Ear Training (10 minutes)
We incorporate simple music theory and ear-training games to help students understand what they’re playing and recognize patterns by sound.
✅ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We review progress, answer questions, and assign a fun, structured practice routine to keep growth steady between lessons.
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🎶 Every lesson is about more than just playing—it’s about building confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of music.
Would you like to try a lesson and see the difference for yourself?
Here’s what a typical lesson includes:
✅ Warm-Up (10 minutes)
We begin with finger exercises and picking patterns to build strength, flexibility, and coordination.
✅ Skill Building & Technique (15 minutes)
Students work on chords, scales, or specific techniques like strumming, alternate picking, or fingerstyle, tailored to their current level.
✅ Song Application (20 minutes)
We apply learned skills to real songs that match the student’s interests—anything from classic rock to modern pop, worship, blues, or country.
✅ Theory & Ear Training (10 minutes)
We incorporate simple music theory and ear-training games to help students understand what they’re playing and recognize patterns by sound.
✅ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We review progress, answer questions, and assign a fun, structured practice routine to keep growth steady between lessons.
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🎶 Every lesson is about more than just playing—it’s about building confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of music.
Would you like to try a lesson and see the difference for yourself?
At Macon Music Academy, every 30-minute guitar lesson is structured to build skills, boost confidence, and keep students motivated. Here’s what a successful session typically looks like:
🎸 Warm-Up (5 minutes)
We begin with a quick warm-up to loosen the fingers—chord changes, simple picking, or scale patterns depending on the student’s level. This builds control and prepares the hands for more complex playing.
🎶 Core Lesson (15–20 minutes)
The main portion focuses on learning something new or improving current material—whether it’s a new song, a riff, chords, strumming patterns, or music theory. Each lesson is tailored to the student’s musical interests and goals.
📈 Review & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We wrap up by reviewing the day’s progress and assigning a simple, focused practice routine. Students leave knowing exactly what to work on at home.
Our lessons are designed to keep guitar playing fun, rewarding, and goal-driven—perfect for beginners or those returning to music.
🎸 Warm-Up (5 minutes)
We begin with a quick warm-up to loosen the fingers—chord changes, simple picking, or scale patterns depending on the student’s level. This builds control and prepares the hands for more complex playing.
🎶 Core Lesson (15–20 minutes)
The main portion focuses on learning something new or improving current material—whether it’s a new song, a riff, chords, strumming patterns, or music theory. Each lesson is tailored to the student’s musical interests and goals.
📈 Review & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We wrap up by reviewing the day’s progress and assigning a simple, focused practice routine. Students leave knowing exactly what to work on at home.
Our lessons are designed to keep guitar playing fun, rewarding, and goal-driven—perfect for beginners or those returning to music.
A 60-minute piano lesson allows for deeper learning, creativity, and exploration. Here’s what a successful session looks like at Macon Music Academy:
🎹 Technique & Warm-Up (10–15 minutes)
We begin with finger exercises, scales, and technique drills to build control, speed, and muscle memory. This sets the tone and prepares the student both mentally and physically.
🎶 Repertoire & Song Work (20–25 minutes)
The core of the lesson is spent working on songs that match the student’s level and interests. This may include learning new material, polishing current pieces, and applying technique and expression.
🧠 Music Theory & Ear Training (10–15 minutes)
We integrate music theory in a fun and practical way—helping students understand what they’re playing. Ear training and rhythm games sharpen listening and timing skills.
🎯 Creative Exploration & Improvisation (5–10 minutes)
With more time, students can explore composition, improvisation, or even playing by ear—keeping lessons fresh, fun, and inspiring.
✅ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We end by reviewing the session, celebrating wins, and outlining a focused, motivating practice plan for the week.
Whether the student is a beginner, returning player, or preparing for advanced goals, a 60-minute lesson provides the time and space to grow with clarity, depth, and joy.
🎹 Technique & Warm-Up (10–15 minutes)
We begin with finger exercises, scales, and technique drills to build control, speed, and muscle memory. This sets the tone and prepares the student both mentally and physically.
🎶 Repertoire & Song Work (20–25 minutes)
The core of the lesson is spent working on songs that match the student’s level and interests. This may include learning new material, polishing current pieces, and applying technique and expression.
🧠 Music Theory & Ear Training (10–15 minutes)
We integrate music theory in a fun and practical way—helping students understand what they’re playing. Ear training and rhythm games sharpen listening and timing skills.
🎯 Creative Exploration & Improvisation (5–10 minutes)
With more time, students can explore composition, improvisation, or even playing by ear—keeping lessons fresh, fun, and inspiring.
✅ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We end by reviewing the session, celebrating wins, and outlining a focused, motivating practice plan for the week.
Whether the student is a beginner, returning player, or preparing for advanced goals, a 60-minute lesson provides the time and space to grow with clarity, depth, and joy.
A great 30-minute piano lesson is focused, fun, and full of progress. Here’s what a typical session looks like at Macon Music Academy:
🎹 Warm-Up & Technique (5–7 minutes)
We start with simple finger exercises or scales to develop coordination, strength, and accuracy—setting a strong foundation for the rest of the lesson.
🎶 Lesson Focus (15–20 minutes)
Next, we dive into the heart of the lesson. Depending on the student’s level, this may include learning a new song, working on rhythm, sight-reading, or understanding chords and theory. We keep the material engaging and customized to the student’s goals.
✅ Review & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We end by reviewing what was learned and setting a clear, achievable practice goal for the week. This ensures steady progress and builds confidence.
Each lesson is personalized, encouraging, and designed to help students grow musically while keeping their love of learning alive. Whether you’re brand new or coming back to the piano, we make every minute count.
🎹 Warm-Up & Technique (5–7 minutes)
We start with simple finger exercises or scales to develop coordination, strength, and accuracy—setting a strong foundation for the rest of the lesson.
🎶 Lesson Focus (15–20 minutes)
Next, we dive into the heart of the lesson. Depending on the student’s level, this may include learning a new song, working on rhythm, sight-reading, or understanding chords and theory. We keep the material engaging and customized to the student’s goals.
✅ Review & Practice Plan (5 minutes)
We end by reviewing what was learned and setting a clear, achievable practice goal for the week. This ensures steady progress and builds confidence.
Each lesson is personalized, encouraging, and designed to help students grow musically while keeping their love of learning alive. Whether you’re brand new or coming back to the piano, we make every minute count.
At Macon Music Academy, a 60-minute vocal lesson is a focused, engaging, and rewarding experience designed to help each student grow in skill, confidence, and musical expression.
Here’s what a typical lesson includes:
🎤 Warm-Up & Technique (15 minutes)
We begin with vocal warm-ups to prepare the voice and body. This includes breathing exercises, vocal stretches, and scale work to improve range, pitch, tone, and control.
🎶 Skill Building (15 minutes)
We focus on technique such as breath support, diction, resonance, and dynamics. Students may work on specific drills that target areas like vibrato, phrasing, or agility.
🎵 Song Work (25 minutes)
The core of the lesson is dedicated to applying skills to songs. Students sing selections based on their interests and skill level while receiving real-time coaching on interpretation, pitch, timing, and emotion.
🎯 Wrap-Up & Goal Setting (5 minutes)
We review progress, give encouraging feedback, and set clear goals for the week. Students leave with practice strategies to keep growing between lessons.
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Each lesson is tailored to the student’s voice, goals, and musical style. Whether they want to sing pop, gospel, Broadway, or classical, we help students find their voice and use it with confidence.
Would you like to try a lesson or learn more? Let’s connect!
Here’s what a typical lesson includes:
🎤 Warm-Up & Technique (15 minutes)
We begin with vocal warm-ups to prepare the voice and body. This includes breathing exercises, vocal stretches, and scale work to improve range, pitch, tone, and control.
🎶 Skill Building (15 minutes)
We focus on technique such as breath support, diction, resonance, and dynamics. Students may work on specific drills that target areas like vibrato, phrasing, or agility.
🎵 Song Work (25 minutes)
The core of the lesson is dedicated to applying skills to songs. Students sing selections based on their interests and skill level while receiving real-time coaching on interpretation, pitch, timing, and emotion.
🎯 Wrap-Up & Goal Setting (5 minutes)
We review progress, give encouraging feedback, and set clear goals for the week. Students leave with practice strategies to keep growing between lessons.
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Each lesson is tailored to the student’s voice, goals, and musical style. Whether they want to sing pop, gospel, Broadway, or classical, we help students find their voice and use it with confidence.
Would you like to try a lesson or learn more? Let’s connect!
A 30-minute vocal lesson is a focused and engaging session designed to help students build vocal strength, improve technique, and grow in confidence—whether they’re complete beginners or experienced singers.
Here’s a breakdown of what a typical lesson includes:
🎤 Warm-Up (5-7 minutes):
We start with fun and effective vocal warm-ups that loosen the voice and body. These exercises help improve breath control, range, tone, and flexibility.
🎶 Technique Building (10-12 minutes):
Next, we work on key vocal techniques tailored to the student’s skill level. This might include pitch accuracy, vocal placement, diction, or expanding vocal range. Exercises are adapted to each student’s goals.
🎵 Song Work & Application (10-12 minutes):
We apply techniques directly to songs the student enjoys or wants to perform. This helps them connect emotionally with the music while building performance skills, confidence, and expression.
✨ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (1-2 minutes):
We end with a quick review and a custom practice plan so the student knows exactly what to work on between lessons.
Here’s a breakdown of what a typical lesson includes:
🎤 Warm-Up (5-7 minutes):
We start with fun and effective vocal warm-ups that loosen the voice and body. These exercises help improve breath control, range, tone, and flexibility.
🎶 Technique Building (10-12 minutes):
Next, we work on key vocal techniques tailored to the student’s skill level. This might include pitch accuracy, vocal placement, diction, or expanding vocal range. Exercises are adapted to each student’s goals.
🎵 Song Work & Application (10-12 minutes):
We apply techniques directly to songs the student enjoys or wants to perform. This helps them connect emotionally with the music while building performance skills, confidence, and expression.
✨ Wrap-Up & Practice Plan (1-2 minutes):
We end with a quick review and a custom practice plan so the student knows exactly what to work on between lessons.
Book
Mondays 4:30-5:30pm Ukulele Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Our 3rd–5th Grade Ukulele Group Class is the perfect way for young musicians to explore the joy of making music in a fun, encouraging environment. Students will learn to strum, pick, and sing along while building a solid foundation in music.
What Students Will Learn:
• Basic chords and smooth chord transitions
• Fun, age-appropriate songs to play and sing
• Rhythm skills through strumming patterns and clapping games
• Reading simple chord charts and basic tablature
• Playing together in time as a group
Class Atmosphere:
Each class blends structured learning with interactive activities to keep students engaged. We use games, call-and-response exercises, and group performances to make every session exciting. Students will also learn teamwork, listening skills, and musical confidence.
Why Ukulele?
The ukulele’s small size and gentle nylon strings make it perfect for young hands. It’s approachable, quick to learn, and a great first step toward playing guitar or other stringed instruments.
Performance Opportunities:
Students will work toward fun group performances for family and friends, showing off the skills they’ve learned together.
Who Can Join:
No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and your ukulele!
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What Students Will Learn:
• Basic chords and smooth chord transitions
• Fun, age-appropriate songs to play and sing
• Rhythm skills through strumming patterns and clapping games
• Reading simple chord charts and basic tablature
• Playing together in time as a group
Class Atmosphere:
Each class blends structured learning with interactive activities to keep students engaged. We use games, call-and-response exercises, and group performances to make every session exciting. Students will also learn teamwork, listening skills, and musical confidence.
Why Ukulele?
The ukulele’s small size and gentle nylon strings make it perfect for young hands. It’s approachable, quick to learn, and a great first step toward playing guitar or other stringed instruments.
Performance Opportunities:
Students will work toward fun group performances for family and friends, showing off the skills they’ve learned together.
Who Can Join:
No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and your ukulele!
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Book
Tuesdays 10-11am Move and Groove Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Get ready to move and groove to the beat! This class focuses on developing rhythm and coordination through fun songs and activities.
Book
Tuesdays 4:30-5:30pm Romp and Rhythm Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Jump, dance, and play your way to musical understanding in Romp and Rhythm. This class is great for energetic kids!
Book
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm Recorder group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Our Recorder Group Class gives 3rd–5th graders a fun, interactive start in music-making. Using the recorder, students learn melody, rhythm, and reading music in a friendly small-group setting.
What Students Do:
• Warm-Ups & Breathing – Build tone and control through simple exercises.
• Step-by-Step Learning – Add new notes and rhythms gradually.
• Ensemble Playing – Practice timing, listening, and teamwork.
• Games & Challenges – Reinforce skills while keeping lessons fun.
Skills Gained:
• Reading basic sheet music and rhythms
• Breath control for a clear tone
• Proper hand position and coordination
• Playing in harmony with others
Why It’s Great:
• Boosts focus, memory, and listening
• Builds confidence through group performance
• Encourages discipline and good practice habits
Class Details:
• Ages: 8–11 (3rd–5th grade)
• Length: 60 minutes
• Group Size: Small for individual attention
• Performance: Short group recital at the end of the term
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What Students Do:
• Warm-Ups & Breathing – Build tone and control through simple exercises.
• Step-by-Step Learning – Add new notes and rhythms gradually.
• Ensemble Playing – Practice timing, listening, and teamwork.
• Games & Challenges – Reinforce skills while keeping lessons fun.
Skills Gained:
• Reading basic sheet music and rhythms
• Breath control for a clear tone
• Proper hand position and coordination
• Playing in harmony with others
Why It’s Great:
• Boosts focus, memory, and listening
• Builds confidence through group performance
• Encourages discipline and good practice habits
Class Details:
• Ages: 8–11 (3rd–5th grade)
• Length: 60 minutes
• Group Size: Small for individual attention
• Performance: Short group recital at the end of the term
.
Book
Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm Little Symphony Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
n introduction to orchestral instruments and musical storytelling. Spark your child's imagination and foster a love for classical music.
Book
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30pm Ukulele Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Our 3rd–5th Grade Ukulele Group Class is the perfect way for young musicians to explore the joy of making music in a fun, encouraging environment. Students will learn to strum, pick, and sing along while building a solid foundation in music.
What Students Will Learn:
• Basic chords and smooth chord transitions
• Fun, age-appropriate songs to play and sing
• Rhythm skills through strumming patterns and clapping games
• Reading simple chord charts and basic tablature
• Playing together in time as a group
Class Atmosphere:
Each class blends structured learning with interactive activities to keep students engaged. We use games, call-and-response exercises, and group performances to make every session exciting. Students will also learn teamwork, listening skills, and musical confidence.
Why Ukulele?
The ukulele’s small size and gentle nylon strings make it perfect for young hands. It’s approachable, quick to learn, and a great first step toward playing guitar or other stringed instruments.
Performance Opportunities:
Students will work toward fun group performances for family and friends, showing off the skills they’ve learned together.
Who Can Join:
No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and your ukulele!
⸻
What Students Will Learn:
• Basic chords and smooth chord transitions
• Fun, age-appropriate songs to play and sing
• Rhythm skills through strumming patterns and clapping games
• Reading simple chord charts and basic tablature
• Playing together in time as a group
Class Atmosphere:
Each class blends structured learning with interactive activities to keep students engaged. We use games, call-and-response exercises, and group performances to make every session exciting. Students will also learn teamwork, listening skills, and musical confidence.
Why Ukulele?
The ukulele’s small size and gentle nylon strings make it perfect for young hands. It’s approachable, quick to learn, and a great first step toward playing guitar or other stringed instruments.
Performance Opportunities:
Students will work toward fun group performances for family and friends, showing off the skills they’ve learned together.
Who Can Join:
No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and your ukulele!
⸻
Book
Thursdays 10-11am Move and Groove Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Get ready to move and groove to the beat! This class focuses on developing rhythm and coordination through fun songs and activities.
Book
Thursdays 4:30-5:30pm Allegro Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Overview
Our Allegro Group Class for 3rd–5th graders is a high-energy, skill-building experience designed to spark creativity, teamwork, and musical confidence. The focus is on rhythm, melody, and ensemble playing—perfect for students ready to explore music in a fun, fast-paced group setting.
What Students Will Learn
• Instrument Foundations – Students may begin on their chosen instrument (piano, guitar, drums, or voice) with age-appropriate techniques.
• Music Theory Made Fun – Understanding notes, rhythms, and patterns through games and challenges.
• Ensemble Skills – Playing together in harmony and learning to listen to each other as a group.
• Performance Confidence – Short, interactive “mini-concerts” to build stage presence.
• Creative Expression – Opportunities for improvisation, songwriting, and creating their own musical ideas.
Class Experience
Students arrive to a lively warm-up designed to get hands moving and ears listening. Lessons blend individual focus with group collaboration, using upbeat music, rhythm exercises, and call-and-response games to keep engagement high. By the end of each class, the group plays together as a mini-band, building both skill and camaraderie.
Goals for Students
• Play music with accuracy and expression.
• Develop rhythm, timing, and pitch recognition.
• Gain confidence performing for others.
• Learn to work together musically and respectfully.
Our Allegro Group Class for 3rd–5th graders is a high-energy, skill-building experience designed to spark creativity, teamwork, and musical confidence. The focus is on rhythm, melody, and ensemble playing—perfect for students ready to explore music in a fun, fast-paced group setting.
What Students Will Learn
• Instrument Foundations – Students may begin on their chosen instrument (piano, guitar, drums, or voice) with age-appropriate techniques.
• Music Theory Made Fun – Understanding notes, rhythms, and patterns through games and challenges.
• Ensemble Skills – Playing together in harmony and learning to listen to each other as a group.
• Performance Confidence – Short, interactive “mini-concerts” to build stage presence.
• Creative Expression – Opportunities for improvisation, songwriting, and creating their own musical ideas.
Class Experience
Students arrive to a lively warm-up designed to get hands moving and ears listening. Lessons blend individual focus with group collaboration, using upbeat music, rhythm exercises, and call-and-response games to keep engagement high. By the end of each class, the group plays together as a mini-band, building both skill and camaraderie.
Goals for Students
• Play music with accuracy and expression.
• Develop rhythm, timing, and pitch recognition.
• Gain confidence performing for others.
• Learn to work together musically and respectfully.
Book
Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm Recorder group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Our Recorder Group Class gives 3rd–5th graders a fun, interactive start in music-making. Using the recorder, students learn melody, rhythm, and reading music in a friendly small-group setting.
What Students Do:
• Warm-Ups & Breathing – Build tone and control through simple exercises.
• Step-by-Step Learning – Add new notes and rhythms gradually.
• Ensemble Playing – Practice timing, listening, and teamwork.
• Games & Challenges – Reinforce skills while keeping lessons fun.
Skills Gained:
• Reading basic sheet music and rhythms
• Breath control for a clear tone
• Proper hand position and coordination
• Playing in harmony with others
Why It’s Great:
• Boosts focus, memory, and listening
• Builds confidence through group performance
• Encourages discipline and good practice habits
Class Details:
• Ages: 8–11 (3rd–5th grade)
• Length: 60 minutes
• Group Size: Small for individual attention
• Performance: Short group recital at the end of the term
.
What Students Do:
• Warm-Ups & Breathing – Build tone and control through simple exercises.
• Step-by-Step Learning – Add new notes and rhythms gradually.
• Ensemble Playing – Practice timing, listening, and teamwork.
• Games & Challenges – Reinforce skills while keeping lessons fun.
Skills Gained:
• Reading basic sheet music and rhythms
• Breath control for a clear tone
• Proper hand position and coordination
• Playing in harmony with others
Why It’s Great:
• Boosts focus, memory, and listening
• Builds confidence through group performance
• Encourages discipline and good practice habits
Class Details:
• Ages: 8–11 (3rd–5th grade)
• Length: 60 minutes
• Group Size: Small for individual attention
• Performance: Short group recital at the end of the term
.
Book
Saturdays 9-10am Romp and Rhythm Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Jump, dance, and play your way to musical understanding in Romp and Rhythm. This class is great for energetic kids!
Book
Saturdays 10-11am Little Symphony Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
n introduction to orchestral instruments and musical storytelling. Spark your child's imagination and foster a love for classical music.
Book
Saturdays 11-12pm Allegro Group Class (15% discount for additional students in the same household)
. Duration:1 hr··. Price:$100
Overview
Our Allegro Group Class for 3rd–5th graders is a high-energy, skill-building experience designed to spark creativity, teamwork, and musical confidence. The focus is on rhythm, melody, and ensemble playing—perfect for students ready to explore music in a fun, fast-paced group setting.
What Students Will Learn
• Instrument Foundations – Students may begin on their chosen instrument (piano, guitar, drums, or voice) with age-appropriate techniques.
• Music Theory Made Fun – Understanding notes, rhythms, and patterns through games and challenges.
• Ensemble Skills – Playing together in harmony and learning to listen to each other as a group.
• Performance Confidence – Short, interactive “mini-concerts” to build stage presence.
• Creative Expression – Opportunities for improvisation, songwriting, and creating their own musical ideas.
Class Experience
Students arrive to a lively warm-up designed to get hands moving and ears listening. Lessons blend individual focus with group collaboration, using upbeat music, rhythm exercises, and call-and-response games to keep engagement high. By the end of each class, the group plays together as a mini-band, building both skill and camaraderie.
Goals for Students
• Play music with accuracy and expression.
• Develop rhythm, timing, and pitch recognition.
• Gain confidence performing for others.
• Learn to work together musically and respectfully.
Our Allegro Group Class for 3rd–5th graders is a high-energy, skill-building experience designed to spark creativity, teamwork, and musical confidence. The focus is on rhythm, melody, and ensemble playing—perfect for students ready to explore music in a fun, fast-paced group setting.
What Students Will Learn
• Instrument Foundations – Students may begin on their chosen instrument (piano, guitar, drums, or voice) with age-appropriate techniques.
• Music Theory Made Fun – Understanding notes, rhythms, and patterns through games and challenges.
• Ensemble Skills – Playing together in harmony and learning to listen to each other as a group.
• Performance Confidence – Short, interactive “mini-concerts” to build stage presence.
• Creative Expression – Opportunities for improvisation, songwriting, and creating their own musical ideas.
Class Experience
Students arrive to a lively warm-up designed to get hands moving and ears listening. Lessons blend individual focus with group collaboration, using upbeat music, rhythm exercises, and call-and-response games to keep engagement high. By the end of each class, the group plays together as a mini-band, building both skill and camaraderie.
Goals for Students
• Play music with accuracy and expression.
• Develop rhythm, timing, and pitch recognition.
• Gain confidence performing for others.
• Learn to work together musically and respectfully.
At Macon Music Academy, our group vocal lessons for teens and adults offer an energizing and supportive environment where students grow their vocal skills together. Each 60-minute session is designed to build confidence, technique, and musicality—while keeping things fun and engaging.
Here’s what a typical group lesson includes:
🎤 Group Warm-Ups & Technique (15 minutes)
We begin with full-group vocal warm-ups to stretch the voice and body. Exercises focus on breathing, pitch control, and vocal health—laying the foundation for strong, consistent singing.
👂 Skill Focus & Ear Training (10 minutes)
The group works together on specific technical goals such as harmony, vowel shaping, blend, and breath control. We also incorporate ear training games to improve pitch matching and listening skills.
🎵 Song Rehearsal (25 minutes)
Students rehearse one or more songs as a group, practicing harmonies, dynamics, and interpretation. Solo opportunities may be offered to build confidence and apply individual coaching in a supportive setting.
🎯 Performance & Feedback (10 minutes)
We finish with an informal performance round—students take turns singing a section or performing in smaller groups. Positive feedback is shared to encourage growth and celebrate progress.
Here’s what a typical group lesson includes:
🎤 Group Warm-Ups & Technique (15 minutes)
We begin with full-group vocal warm-ups to stretch the voice and body. Exercises focus on breathing, pitch control, and vocal health—laying the foundation for strong, consistent singing.
👂 Skill Focus & Ear Training (10 minutes)
The group works together on specific technical goals such as harmony, vowel shaping, blend, and breath control. We also incorporate ear training games to improve pitch matching and listening skills.
🎵 Song Rehearsal (25 minutes)
Students rehearse one or more songs as a group, practicing harmonies, dynamics, and interpretation. Solo opportunities may be offered to build confidence and apply individual coaching in a supportive setting.
🎯 Performance & Feedback (10 minutes)
We finish with an informal performance round—students take turns singing a section or performing in smaller groups. Positive feedback is shared to encourage growth and celebrate progress.
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2 reviews- Craig Roberts·
Tim did a great job introducing my 8 year old son to playing drums. He was patient, kind, and most importantly fun. My son is looking forward to going again next week!
- Stephanie·
I’ve always wanted to take guitar lessons, but never found the time. Signing up was super easy and booking early afternoon lessons with Logan has been awesome! He’s really patient even when the lesson is a little challenging for me. I would recommend.
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- Sunday
- 3 PM - 5 PM
- Monday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Tuesday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Wednesday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Thursday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Friday
- 10 AM - 9 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM - 5 PM