WELCOME TO THE CONNECTICUT SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are offering both online and in person lessons, for more information as well as scheduling a complimentary free trial lesson, please call us at 203-226-0805.
We value the health of our teachers and students, practicing social distancing and other precautions for in person lesson will be taken seriously.

The Connecticut School of Music is proud to bring world-class music education to Westport, Greenwich, and all of Fairfield County. Our school offers students custom-tailored music lessons inspired by techniques proven faster than traditional techniques used by ordinary schools. In addition, The Connecticut School of Music provides the same teachers, training, books and philosophy as those found at the top music conservatories at a fraction of the price.

Founded in 2000, the Connecticut School of Music provides instruction in Violin, Viola, and Cello; Classical, jazz, and rock guitar; Piano; Flute; Clarinet; Voice; Trumpet, Trombone, and Saxophone; and Composition. In addition, the school provides intensive studies in ear training (Solfège), music theory and chamber music.

We also have several different programs that students can choose to participate in, including a children’s orchestra and choir; a flute and cello ensemble; and chamber music ensembles. Contact us by phone at (203) 226-0805 or by email at info@ctschoolofmusic.com to learn more about enrollment information for the 2019-2020 school year.

The Connecticut School of Music in Performance

Here’s a video from one of our many memorable performances. Here, our school hosted a very special concert in the Westport Town Hall of South African music written and performed by the band Mikanic, plus members of Broadway’s Lion King, a member of Paul Simon’s band, Cello and Guitar ensemble students from the school, and school president/cellist Kenneth Kuo.

“Somewhere Over The Rainbow” [H. Arlen (1905-1986)] as performed by Dylan Karpf, Guitar Student of Kevin Sherwin

“Bahay Kubo” [Filipino Folk Song] as performed by Maxwell Valencia, Piano Student of Whitney Cane

“Ode To Joy” from Ninth Symphony [L. V. Beethoven (1770–1827)] as performed by Maxwell Valencia, Piano Student of Whitney Cane

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