Welcome to Success Music Studio a privately-owned and operated music lesson studio dedicated to the musical growth of you and your child.
Get music lessons personalized for your child’s needs using multisensory strategies that allow kids of all abilities to play with confidence.
Success Music Studio uses conventional teaching methods for traditional learners and specializes in multisensory teaching strategies for instructing young students (as young as 4 years old) and students with learning disabilities, giftedness, and select special needs students.
Guitar Lessons – Piano Lessons – Ukulele Lessons – & More!
In-Person and Online Piano and Guitar Lessons
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Multisensory Guitar Lessons
Online or In-Person Piano Lessons
Personalized Piano Lessons
Featuring
- Two Free Music Lessons*
- Additional limited time promo*
- In-Person Guitar & Piano Lessons
- Online Piano & Guitar Lessons
- Multisensory teaching
- Patient and encouraging teaching
- Fun, fulfilling, relaxed, and friendly music lessons
- Steady progress
Award Winning Students
- Massachusetts All-State
- Massachusetts Divisionals
- MACS Competition
- Cameron Middle School: Highest Achievement in Music
- George Revelas Award
Additional Information
- Over 35 years teaching experience
- Accepting students ages 4 to adult
- Specializing in young and shy students
- Recital opportunities
- Baby Grand Piano
Proven Quality
- Since Success Music Studio opened in 2005, 90% of people who took music lessons for the first month continued on with the lessons.
Success Music Students
Success Music Studio Guitarist
Come Experience Success
“You’ve taught me all I know about guitar, music, theory, the business, and songwriting… You’ve always believed in me, in every endeavor. Thank you, for everything. And I really mean everything. You’re awesome.”
–Rayanna Delisle (Music business major in college.)
Success Music Studio Pianist
A work in progress, but still pretty awesome.
Success Music Studio Presents: The 2024 Student Showcase
When: Saturday, September 7th at 4:00 & 6:00 pm
Where: First Parish of Sudbury, 327 Concord Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776
Free Admission
- Success Music Studio invites you to a free concert showcasing the talents of our students. The students will perform on piano and guitar in a variety of styles (such as rock, blues, and classical) and at all levels from beginner to advanced.
- If you have any questions, you can e-mail geoff@successmusicstudio.com or call 978-440-9966. Lesson hours are generally 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm Monday – Friday. The best time to reach Geoff is weekday afternoons and evenings.
- Come and see what Success Music Studio has to offer.
Music Lessons for Students with Learning Disabilities & Special Needs Will Include:
Reading rhythms and notes better
Reducing performance anxiety
Reducing confusion
Controlling distractibility
Accepting Students With:
LD – Special Needs – Language-Based Learning Disabilities – Dyslexia – ADD – ADHD – Classic Autism – Down Syndrome – Developmental Delay – Autism Spectrum Disorder – High Functioning Autism – Asperger’s Syndrome – Nonverbal Learning Disorder – Intellectually Challenged – Executive Functioning Issues – Visual-Spatial Learning Styles – Pervasive Developmental Delay – Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum – Microcephaly – Mitochondrial Myopathy – Amnesia – Anxiety – Stroke – Twice Exceptional
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If you live in one of these MetroWest, MA towns, the music lessons will be close to you:
For the exact location of Success Music Studio click on one of the town-links above. Then, scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the location on a map.
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Teaching Teachers
Success Music Studio teaches music teachers advanced multisensory techniques for teaching guitar and piano lessons.
Ukulele and Guitar Tuner Online
- New! Try Success Music Studio’s free online guitar tuner.
- New! Tune the ukulele with a free online tuner.
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