Piano from first note to Chopin
Weekly thirty- or forty-five-minute lessons in rooms with a real upright or grand. Classical, jazz and songwriting tracks start with the same posture work.
Music school — Nashville, Berry Hill
Start on a Tuesday, play on a stage by spring.
Harmony Row Conservatory teaches guitar, piano, violin and voice in eight sound-treated studios a few minutes from Music Row. Teachers are gigging session players and symphony section leaders who remember what chord changes feel like when you are ten, or fifty. Every student performs at least once a term.
Inside the building
- Teaching studios
- 8
- Working-musician teachers
- 22
- Students enrolled
- 310
- Recitals and open mics a year
- 36
Four instruments, four ways in
Violin and cello for all ages
Suzuki-trained teachers introduce bowing games to the youngest students, while adult beginners work from short fiddle tunes within the first month.
Voice, from shower singer to studio
Breath, range and microphone technique. Students record one song in our small vocal booth at the end of each term and get the file to keep.
Termly recitals in a real hall
Students perform on the Berry Hill stage with a house engineer, program notes and a reception where the families bring casseroles.
A week at Harmony Row
Pick a slot to see what you could join. Private lessons are booked separately.
Lesson rates
Billed monthly for four lessons. Missed lessons can be made up within the month.
Three months for the price of 2.7
Half-hour private
One lesson a week.
$148 / month
- 30 minutes with your teacher
- Practice tracker
- Recital slot each term
Forty-five minutes
For serious progress.
$212 / month
- Extra time for repertoire
- Monthly teacher report
- Studio rental for practice
Group workshop
Shared lessons of six.
$96 / month
- Ensemble playing
- Instrument rental option
- Open mic night access
Parents and beginners ask
Do we need to own an instrument before the first lesson?
Not for the trial. We lend guitars, violins and a keyboard for the first month, and our rental partner can ship a student instrument the same week.
What is the youngest age you teach?
Violin from age four, piano from five, voice from eight, guitar from seven. Younger children can join the family sing-along on Saturdays.
How much should my child practise?
Fifteen minutes on most days beats one long session. Teachers send a short practice plan after every lesson.
Book a trial lesson
The first half-hour is on us. Tell us who is playing and which instrument, and a teacher will phone to arrange a time.