Find your voice at Gifted Music School. Browse our current offerings below and use our registration form or contact us to get started. Individual lessons are available on 12 instruments and in voice, composition, and music theory. Gifted Music School offers lessons online or in-person at our Salt Lake City campus.

 

Private Lesson Packages at Gifted Music School include a wide array of school activities with weekly individual lessons, regular group classes, jury examinations, studio recitals with accompaniment, masterclass and performance opportunities, and more. Our world-class faculty is highly qualified and experienced in teaching students of all ages and skill levels. From casual learning to advanced coaching, our instructors are ready to help you achieve your musical goals in a vibrant school community. 

 

We offer lessons for piano, strings, woodwinds, brass, voice, guitar, and ukulele. Our Suzuki Program provides comprehensive lesson packages for young violin, viola, cello, bass, and flute students.

Enhance your instrument studies by playing music with friends! The study of chamber music allows students to work together through focused activity and shared goals. Ensemble playing gives each member a chance to develop listening skills, musical sensitivity, and group dynamics. Students in Gifted Music School's Chamber Music program will participate in a structured high-level chamber ensemble where they will be coached weekly by a member of our Gifted Music School faculty, as well as a weekly guided rehearsal. Chamber music builds essential musical growth for students, opportunities to work with other faculty, as well as connections with a broader musical community. This course will supplement an individual student’s communication, note-reading, rhythm, score study, listening, and more. Groups are assigned based on audition submissions, age, and level.

 

 

The Preparatory Chorus is an introductory hybrid group voice class, open to singers ages 5-8, who have little or no former singing experience through placement audition. Singers will learn the fundamentals of healthy vocal production, develop underlying skills necessary for part independence in ensemble singing, build confidence, and explore their voices in both solo and ensemble formats, within developmentally-appropriate vocal activities and repertoire. Students perform in two concerts per year.

The Children's Chorus is open to singers ages 7-13, who have little or no former choral experience through placement audition. Singers will learn the fundamentals of healthy vocal production, and aural, notation-reading, and ensemble skills. Through developmentally appropriate vocal activities and repertoire, singers learn music in unison and two-parts, in a variety of styles and languages. Students perform in two concerts per year, in the fall and spring. All choristers must have text-reading ability.

Ever wanted to learn an instrument without the stress involved? Enter the ukulele. This is a crash course in learning how to play this loveable and mellow instrument – join Sophie for a 10-week class in learning basic ukulele chords and strumming patterns, fingerpicking, and fun familiar tunes!

 

 

This course is designed to help students explore music composition through the examination of great works and the development of creativity. Students will learn about melodic writing, the application of theory and chord progressions, and various aspects of orchestration. This course will also contain a music technology component and students will need to obtain music notation software.

This course is designed to help young guitarists learn to play and perform in a group setting, whether that be in a small ensemble of two or three, or a larger orchestra of guitarists. They will learn to listen and play with other instruments, develop musical leadership and group skills, and discover how to shine both independently in their given part and as a whole ensemble team. The music we will play is mostly classical-style music and requires an understanding of classical technique and basic sight-reading.