Guitar - Bass Guitar - Keyboard - Piano
(978) 440-9966 | geoff@successmusicstudio.com
"You've taught me
all I know about
guitar, music,
theory, the business,
and songwriting...
You've always
believed in me,
in every endeavor.
Thank you,
for everything.
And I really mean
everything.
You're awesome."
Come and
Experience
Success
-Rayanna Delisle
(Music business
major in
college.)
Have you had a hard time
finding a guitar or piano instructor
for your
young child?

Have you ever wanted to learn to read music or play an instrument,
but found it difficult to master?
                                                                

Success Music Studio offers conventional teaching methods for traditional learners, and specializes in multisensory strategies for instructing young students (as young as four years old) and students with dyslexia, AD/HD, giftedness, and visual-spatial learning styles.

                                                        
Featuring:
    Two Free Lessons*
    Patient and encouraging teaching
    Fun and fulfilling music lessons
    A relaxed and friendly atmosphere        
    Steady progress



Students with dyslexia, ADD, and ADHD
will learn techniques that help with:

    Reading rhythms and notes better
    Reducing performance anxiety
    Reducing confusion
    Controlling distractibility



Additional Information:
    Twenty years teaching experience
    Accepting students ages 4 to adult

    Specializing in young and shy ones
    Award winning students

    Recital opportunities

Now also accepting students with:
    Executive Functioning issues
    Pervasive Developmental Disorder
    Nonverbal Learning Disorder
    Asperger's Syndrome
    Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
    General LD issues

Since the studio opened in 2005, over 85% of people who took the trial lessons continued on as formal students.

*Call for details.

Success Music Studio serves the
metro-west area of Massachusetts, USA
Particularly: Sudbury, Marlborough, Maynard, Hudson,
Stow, Concord, Lincoln, Wayland, Framingham.
Updated 7-31-08