Rocky Mountain Center For Musical

12 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 15, 2017
  

  Shelley H. asked:

  In search of a Viola teacher nearby for my 10 year old beginner -- could be a high school orchestra member. Her last teacher in our old neighborhood was a high schooler who played viola in the school orchestra. Thank you!

  

  Rob R. replied:

  You may find a local viola teacher in Lafayette through this site: http://www.comusic.org/

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• Referral from July 19, 2015
  

  Jennie F. asked:

  I'm looking for somewhere to sing in this wonderful town of ours. Any recs for an adult singing group/chorus/choir?

  

  April R. replied:

  Have you looked into the Center for musical Arts in lafayette off Baseline? http://www.comusic.org

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• Referral from January 23, 2015
  

  Brooke D. asked:

  Hi LOV'ers! I'm looking for a violin teacher for a five year old. And also looking for a two morning a week type preschool next fall for a two year old. Thank you!

  

  Ethan H. replied:

  The Center for Musical Arts has two excellent Suzuki violin teachers. Weekly lessons and twice a month group class. Tuition assistance is available too. Call nancy at 303-665-0599 x100.

  

  Jenny H. replied:

  The Center for Musical Arts on Harrison and Baseline is fantastic for all ages! Http://www.comusic.org

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• Referral from December 2, 2014
  

  Chris W. asked:

  Hello LOV, I hope everyone had a great Holiday.. I'm looking for a place that teaches music to kids (6 year old). Any places in Lafayette or Louisville? Thanks :)

  

  Ethan H. replied:

  Thanks for all the positive vibes everyone. Of course, I vote for CMA too. Nancy, our registrar, is the best person to talk about signing up, 303-665-0599 x100.

  

  Merix G. replied:

  Center for Musical Arts at Baseline/Harrison has group classes and private lessons, comusic.org.

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• Referral from November 16, 2014
  

  Alicia R. asked:

  Did I see someone who is offering guitar lessons in town?

  

  Ted L. replied:

  You should also check out Comusic.org - there's many instructors and much, much more. Truly a Lafayette gem located right in Old Town.

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• Referral from November 13, 2014
  

  Holly S. asked:

  I'm considering voice lessons for my daughter. Does anybody know of a good instructor in the area who accepts kids?

  

  Kerri S. replied:

  http://www.comusic.org/ Excellent school...

  

  Maura D. replied:

  You can try the Rocky Mountain Center for Musical Arts. They have wonderful lessons/programs for kids. Go to www.comusic.org.

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• Referral from May 22, 2015
  

  Cinthia W. asked:

  Does anybody know where I can take a 6.5 yo for drums lessons? TIA (Yes you can say a prayer for me, so I don't lose my hearing or my mind...)

  

  Ethan H. replied:

  Just to be clear, the RMCMA is now the Center for Musical Arts. Danny has moved abroad but Stephen Dexter Bott will be teaching our percussion students this summer. He's young, energetic, and excellent with kids. 303-665-0599 x100 for our registrar.

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• Referral from November 11, 2014
  

  Shanna J. asked:

  Are there any jazz piano teachers in Lafayette?.... with openings for an adult student?

  

  Ethan H. replied:

  Deborah Schmit-Lobis is fabulous. Contact our registrar, Nancy, at 303-665-0599 x100 or brace@comusic.org.

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• Referral from October 14, 2014
  

  Lisa C. asked:

  Anyone have recommendations for local flute instructor for a fifth grader?

  

  Ethan H. replied:

  The Center for Musical Arts. We have two flute teachers. Contact our registrar at 303-665-0599 x100 or brace@comusic.org. Or check out the info here: http://www.comusic.org/music-education/lessonsprograms/individual-group-lessons/

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