A world-class community music school — and more!
Sure, we have exceptional faculty who can teach you or your child how to play violin, but we also believe in the value of all types of music, the inclusion of every student, and the power of community.
Individual Lessons
Your Child’s Musical Journey
Make Music With Us
Music For the Young Ones
It’s proven: music education at any age provides numerous benefits — and it’s also tons of fun. We offer musical experiences for kids of all ages, even newborns! Just don’t blame us when you wake up to them practicing their violin early on Saturday morning.
Online Music Programs for the Whole Family
Amid all of the unknowns, there is one thing we are sure of: we need music now more than ever. Join us for our online music programs today.
Music For Adults
Do you have a French horn gathering dust in your closet? Have you always felt drawn to the piano but have never tried a lesson? No matter your level of musical experience, you’re in the right place. Join a band, sing in a choir, or start those piano lessons today!
Upcoming Events
Vitalant Blood Drive
Vitalant Blood Drive
Jul 6, 2021 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pmCenter for Musical Arts & Vitalant Blood Drive This blood drive takes place at the Center for Musical Arts. From o...
Vitalant Blood Drive
Vitalant Blood Drive
Nov 15, 2021 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pmCenter for Musical Arts & Vitalant Blood Drive This blood drive takes place at the Center for Musical Arts. From o...
What’s New at the Center
Music Instruction for Learning Pods — Let's Talk!
Online Music Together™ Classes for Little Ones
We're Teaching Lessons Online — Schedule A Consultation
Students who visit the Center in a single week
Lessons provided at the Center each year
In a New Key: Stories from the Center
Faculty Highlight: Steve Foreman
The Center for Musical Arts is proud to work with knowledgeable faculty with unique backgrounds. In this interview with low brass (tuba, trombone, euphonium, baritone) instructor Steve Foreman we explore his teaching style, his interests outside of music, and more....
Faculty Highlight: Ruth Galloway
The Center for Musical Arts is proud to work with knowledgeable faculty with unique backgrounds. In this interview with piano, violin, and viola instructor Ruth Galloway we explore her teaching style, her fascinating education and career path, and much more. Watch or...
Kathy’s Blog: Coming Alive with Music and Sound
Kathy Kucsan, Education Director and Center Co-Founder My first job out of music school was working at the Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan. The staff was gathered together a day before students were due to return from all over the US and other countries....
Late Winter/Spring Covid Protocols
Updated February 10, 2021 The Center for Musical Arts is here for you. We want to welcome you back to the building to make music safely, and we have come up with the following strategies to operate within the State of Colorado and City of Lafayette Covid-19 guidelines...
Faculty Highlight: Ryan Sapp
The Center for Musical Arts is proud to work with knowledgeable faculty with unique backgrounds. In this interview with percussion instructor Ryan Sapp we explore his teaching style, what first drew him to the drum set, and much more. Watch or read the interview...
What Are Some of the Benefits of Joining a Community Music School?
Kathy Kucsan, Education Director and Center Co-Founder When I was in elementary school, I took piano lessons with Miss B. She lived in a small row home, and a beautiful grand piano took up her entire living room. For a long time, I was the only person I knew who took...
Keep the Music Playing
If you’re as passionate about music, community, and access as we are, we hope you will support the Center for Musical Arts with a gift today!