Niagara School of Music is the Premier mandolin lessons program in the Niagara region!
What styles of mandolin do you teach?
We teach all styles, from rock, pop, jazz, and bluegrass to country and classical mandolin.
How qualified are your mandolin instructors?
Our guitar and music instructors have received their education from prestigious institutions such as Eastman School of Music, New York, Berkley, Humber, and Mohawk as well as bringing over 35 years of professional performance and teaching experience to your lessons.
What will I learn from mandolin lessons at Niagara School of Music?
Beginner mandolin students can expect to work on cover tuning, note reading, chords and melodies. Our instructors balance musicianship and fun by making sure that each lesson presents a new technical challenges or theory concept, and ends with something fun, such as your favorite riff or song. We use a variety of mandolin method books, and encourage students to bring their smartphone or CDs to their lesson to learn their favorite tunes.
What’s the #1 reason to study mandolin at Niagara School of Music?
Our mandolin instructors are warm and friendly, and get to know each student and parent on a personal level. We work with you to craft a lesson plan that fits your individual needs and the student’s favorite type of music. Whether you’re playing in local bands, a seven-year-old taking their first lesson, or a fifty-year-old returning to the mandolin after many years, we’ll set goals to achieve your musical aspirations.
Take the next step call 905.325.0517 now to grab a great lesson time as space is limited. Or you can email us, or request more info.
AGE
9-years-old and up
TUITION
Please call the school at 905.325.0517 or email us for more details.
Lessons are available six days a week, and scheduled once a week. A one-time registration fee of $30 is applicable.
Interested in a different instrument?
Ready to start? You have nothing to lose.
Registration is easy and parent-friendly and because we only offer lessons on a month-to-month basis, there are no large upfront payments, no complicated contracts, no annual material or performance fees, and no semester minimums.