Music Matters mission is to provide people of all ages and abilities the tools to have a life long love of music.
Music is an art form that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. Either by a professional performer or the casual music enthusiast, music brings people together. When a person learns to communicate through music, they participate in a shared experience that can foster friendships, build community, and inspire.
Music Matters School of Music encourages our students to explore all areas of music. By providing a safe and clean environment, the school offers several opportunities to perform either as a soloist or in one of our many ensembles.
As a parent we realize you have a choice between several different music schools, however not all schools are the same. We constantly renovate and improve our facilities and provide ongoing training to our staff to ensure we are always providing our students and parents with the best experience possible.
Music Matters strongly believes in being a part of the local and global community. The school hosts several fundraisers for local and international charities through out the school year to provide aid to those in need. Some of the organizations we support are: Mooseheart, Batavia Mothers Club, Save Darfur Coalition, Access to Music, and many others. If you would like to know how you can help, please contact us.
We only teach. The school does not sell or rent instruments. By focusing on education and not instrument sales, we can provide our students with the best possible education
Music Matters welcomes all ages and abilities. No matter what your experience level, there is a place for you at Music Matters.
We host three recitals a year as well as having several Open Mic’s and other public performance opportunities. This gives our students goals and helps in building confidence.
Private lessons ensure that the student has the undivided attention of the teacher and can progress at a level suited to them individually.
The school has several ensembles for all different instruments. These small groups focus on playing challenging music, learning ensemble skills, and having fun sharing music with others. See class listing for current classes.
This program is for parent and child to participate in music together. With singing, dancing, story time, and other fun activities, children learn basic music skills.
The school has two large parking lots for our community members.
The school has two lounges, a children’s play area, wireless internet, office staff available during class times, and newly renovated teaching studios.
