Voice Teacher – Marcelle McGuirk
Please welcome the newest addition to our staff: Marcelle McGuirk. Marcelle has been singing since a very young age. At 18, she recorded her first solo album, Echoes of Irelan
Rittenhouse Square Music Recitals
Philly Music Lessons | Student Recital, Rittenhouse Square – Come support local educators and join families, students, teachers, and those from the community at the Church of
Philly Music Lessons | Baby, It’s Cold Outside! Bringing our Teachers to the Main Line This Winter.
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Baby & Tots Class Nov 22.
Saturday Music! This weekend 11/22 at 10am Music class on Saturday at 10am! Please email me if you’d like to attend (some of you already have -Thanks!). This is an opportun
New Guitar Teacher: Phil Smith | Philly Music Lessons
Philly Music Lessons Additions | Classical Guitar Teachers – Please welcome our new and incredibly versatile guitar, bass, ukulele and banjo teacher, Phil Smith. Phil is a
New Flute Teacher: Rachel Murray
We proudly welcome our new flute teacher, Rachel Murray to the Philly Music Lessons staff! Rachel is a classically trained flautist currently residing in Philadelphia. From the
An Introduction to Philly Music Lessons!
Teaching is one of the many perks of being a musician. Its easy for us to lose ourselves in a class or a lesson as we enter down each rabbit hole, never knowing quite where a stud
Saturday Kids Music – 18th – Morning of Songs for Baby!
Current times: Tuesdays 9am and 10am & Wednesdays 10am. Drop in or Sign up! Additional times available. October Music Classes Philly Music Babies introduces music to your baby
Meet Our New Saxophone Teacher: Seth Ebersole
Seth teaches Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass Saxophone, as well as Clarinet. He is currently a senior in the Undergraduate Jazz Studies department of the Boyer College of Music a
Toddler Class – Taking Turns with Music
During my music classes, I find it nearly impossible to skip the routine turn-taking activities. I know I’ve strummed the guitar a bit too long when I start to see little eye