Music lessons in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Los Altos, & Mountain View

Call 650 324-2373 | Text 408 520-1585

 
 

New Mozart School of Music

Serving Silicon Valley Since 1989

Imagine. Explore. Learn. Grow. Master & MAKE MUSIC.

Discover the New Mozart in You!

New Mozart School of Music is the largest music school in Palo Alto offering an unparalleled music lesson experience to students of all ages and abilities.

Our team of caring and experienced teachers give piano, violin, voice, cello, guitar, flute, clarinet, and saxophone lessons to complete beginners to professional musicians every week.  We've helped thousands of families in the Peninsula learn music over the years. 

We believe that learning music enriches lives, teaches perseverance, and most importantly, allows us to discover the joys of creating music. 

Go here to find out why more Palo Alto families choose us for music lessons.   

Thanks for visiting us here and let us know how we can help. 

 


Phone

(650) 324-2373 | Call
(408) 520-1585 | Text

Email

info@newmozartschool.com

Address

2100 El Camino Real Suite C, Palo Alto, CA 94301

Office Hours

M-F 10a–9p
Sa 9a–4p
Su 10a-3p

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Make your Viennese debut this summer in one of the elite halls of Europe, Musikverein

Space is limited & first come first served

PRIVATE LESSONS

ages 4-99

Sama prepares for ASTA exam with Teacher Michele

Sama prepares for ASTA exam with Teacher Michele

 

 

 

One on one instruction is available for piano, violin, cello, flute, saxophone, guitar, and voice.

We have students learning just for fun and students who excel in Certificate of Merit, ABRSM, Guild, Carnegie Hall Achievement, ASTA, NATS exams & competitions.  

Our experienced and nurturing teachers have a proven track record of helping students reach their musical goals. 

 

Private lessons run year round and you can join us anytime. 

“Obvious musical talents aside, our teacher is remarkably patient, compassionate, and creative when it comes to teaching... We are so glad we found New Mozart. We refer all of our friends to New Mozart.”
— Stephanie L.

New Mozart's Harmony Road program has been innovating how piano is taught to young children for nearly two decades. 

Our teachers are experienced early childhood music educators with piano/voice degrees who refined their skills at Juilliard, Mozarteum, & Princeton among others.

Classes are divided into appropriate age groups:

  • Music in Me & More Music in Me (3-4 yr olds)

  • Harmony Road 1 (5-6 yr olds)

Learn piano the way you learned how to walk, talk, and dance! 

HARMONY ROAD

ages 3 - 6

Maya (age 5) proudly shows off her composition after her Saturday Harmony Road III class.

Maya (age 5) proudly shows her composition after her Saturday Harmony Road class.

““I loved that Abi made so much progress on learning the keyboard, even though she was having so much fun she didn’t even notice she was learning. She went from ‘hunt and peck’ to playing with five fingers on both hands. At age 3!” ”
— Andrea C. Abigail's mom

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Why New Mozart

 

Voted Best of Silicon Valley by the Metro Newspaper, New Mozart has been serving the Palo Alto community since 1989

  • Highly accomplished and experienced teachers who understand the needs of individual students. 8 teachers have doctorate degrees, more than any other music schools or studios in the Bay Area.

  • Wide range of available programs (Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Guitar, Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute. Voice, & Harmony Road) with nearly 40 teachers

  • Located in the heart of Palo Alto (brand new class A building in College Terrace near Stanford University. 17 total classrooms & a performance space)

  • Proven record of excellence (numerous award winning students & appearances on BRAVO, NICK, Palo Alto Weekly & more. Graduates have gone onto study at Cleveland Institute of Music, Berklee College of Music, Yale, Harvard, Cornell, UC Berkeley, New York University & more)

  • Convenient lesson times

  • No long term commitment - lessons are month to month

  • NATS, CM, RCM, ABRSM, & ASTA exams available

  • Recitals at professional venues (Mt View Center for the Performing Arts, SCU Recital Hall & Palo Alto Art Center)

  • Extensive customer service hours provided by a professional administrative team (11 am - 9 pm Mon - Fri & 9 am - 5 pm Sat)

  • All Ages & Levels

 
 

Each year many of our students participate and excel in the following exams

 

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“This has been one of the most important activities my daughter has participated in over the past year which has contributed positively to her overall self-esteem, love for music and development of her internal understanding of her own creativity and imagination. ”
— -Jean C.

 

New Mozart Articles for Parents

New Mozart Articles
5 Benefits of Enrolling a Three Year Old in Music Class
5 Benefits of Enrolling a Three Year Old in Music Class

A three-year-old child is a wonder to behold. She is a sponge for information, eyes wide open, hands grasping, ears attuned. It’s easy to feel that the main function of a parent is keeping inappropriate things out of reach. But there’s a positive side to this, of course. This is the age at which the child is most receptive to good things as well. 

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Performance Practice: The Young Performer
Performance Practice: The Young Performer

The claim that public speaking tops death as the greatest human fear led Jerry Seinfeld to say, “So if you go to a funeral, you’re better off in the casket than giving the eulogy.” Now consider how much more terrifying the public performance of music must be - hundreds of eyes and ears trained on a single person as he or she makes a complex instrument speak in what amounts to a foreign language. 

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How to Support Your Child’s Music-Making at Home
How to Support Your Child’s Music-Making at Home

There are many ways in which you can support your child’s instrumental work at home to enhance and extend their musical experience. Here are a few ideas:

Listening to live music

There is nothing quite like hearing music performed live. As well as the obvious benefits of listening to the music itself, 

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5 Things Your Music Teacher Wants You to Know But Doesn't Want to Tell You
5 Things Your Music Teacher Wants You to Know But Doesn't Want to Tell You

Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of your child’s music teacher? You’ve probably thought of your own job and how there are things that you would like to say but for one reason or another, you believe that it’s best to keep things unsaid.

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The Importance of Singing
The Importance of Singing

"A child who plays before he sings may remain unmusical for a lifetime. That is why we encounter so many skillful pianists who have no idea of the essence of music." -Zoltan Kodály

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