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Trial class
Trois-Rivières · Quebec — since 2009 · from age 4 to 94

Play
for real.

No conservatory, no mandatory exams, no judging looks. A room, a teacher, your instrument — and a piece you chose yourself. At age 7 just like at 47.

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Six ways to make noise

minimum age indicated
Pianofrom age 5

The instrument that shows all of music at a glance. Classical, pop, jazz or song accompaniment.

Guitarfrom age 7

Classical fingerstyle or electric with a pick. Three chords and you're already playing real songs.

Drumsfrom age 7

Soundproofed room, full drum kit on site. Rhythm, coordination and plenty of stress relief.

Bassfrom age 9

The most sought-after instrument in ensembles. We place you in a band as early as the second session.

Violinfrom age 5

A Suzuki-inspired method for little ones: ear first, reading second. Rental violins in 5 sizes.

Ukulelefrom age 4

Four nylon strings, small hands, songs you know from the very first class. The best first instrument there is.

Where to start

the school · the lessons · the schedule
I The school On Notre-Dame Centre Street since 2009. An approach with no mandatory exams, five studios and teachers who still perform. II Lessons and rates Private, semi-private, group or band. 15-week sessions, payable in three instalments at no extra cost. III Hours and time slots Front desk hours, this session's lesson slots and how to get to the studios.

“It takes talent.”
“It's too late for me.”

Talent is what people notice after five years of practice. What matters at the start is 20 minutes, three times a week — and a teacher who makes it enjoyable.

Our oldest student started piano at 71. She now plays Satie. Our youngest is 4 and bangs out rhythms on a tambourine — that's exactly where it begins.

Free trial class · no instrument required · no prerequisites

December and May · twice a year

Recitals are parties, not exams

A small room, folding chairs, family in the front row, and guaranteed applause even when you mess up. Every student plays one or two pieces — if they want to.

No obligation, no costume, no fee. We just ask that you bring a dessert to share.

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