Music Together of Kitchener-Waterloo

Pro Music is a Waterloo-based music school and shop offering programs for a range of ages and skill levels. Reviews praise flexible scheduling, varied classes, and well-organized events with a supportive staff. Students benefit from private piano lessons with Abe Martin and guitar instruction with Max. The owner Klaudia and team are described as knowledgeable and passionate, with programs from Music Starters to Group Piano.

KW School of Music & Art in Waterloo (255 Toll Gate Blvd) offers quality music and art education for children. Reviews highlight professional, patient teachers who invest in each student’s growth and confidence. The studio is described as well-organized and supportive, with lessons in piano, guitar, and vocals led by instructors such as Andriy, Yuliia, Olena, and Andrey in a welcoming, European-style setting.

Noteworthy Music Studio moved to Westmount offers fun, structured music lessons for kids in Kitchener. The welcoming environment and patient, engaging instructors help students progress in piano, ukulele, and drums, with games and personalized attention. Reviews highlight progress, confidence, and a love of learning.

Noteworthy Music Studio in Kitchener, Ontario offers engaging piano lessons for children with patient, encouraging teachers. Reviews highlight organized, knowledgeable instruction from Mandy Ching Lee, Lauren, Fiona, and Genesis, with a progress-focused approach and homework support. The studio provides recorded lessons and online classes, and hosts summer camps, fostering confidence and a love of music.

Prospect Studios in Kitchener (446 Prospect Ave) provides music lessons led by Vernon, teaching drums, electric bass, and guitar. Clients praise his patient, tailored instruction and ability to break down songs, keeping lessons engaging and fun. The studio is described as welcoming, relaxing, and very cool, with memorable themed lessons such as Ghost Busters and The Grinch.

Keys 2 Music KW offers piano, violin, guitar, and ukulele lessons at 72 Briargate Dr, Kitchener. Joscelyn Alexander is praised for meeting students where they are, blending theory with practical technique, and using games to make learning engaging. Lessons are tailored to each learner’s style, with support for gifted students and those on the spectrum or ADHD, including smaller groups. Reviewers note her 14 years of teaching and Ontario College of Teachers membership.