About
The Music Institute of Roseville offers private music lessons and group music classes, including music theory instruction. Students can take instrument and voice lessons such as violin, voice, piano, guitar, bass, drums, viola, ukulele, lap steel, mandolin, flute, harmonica, trumpet, saxophone, cello, upright bass, woodwinds, and brass. The institute uses a student-centered approach with small group lessons, private lessons with personalized instruction, and a relaxed and friendly environment, and it supports the use of charter vouchers and online booking and payment for private lessons and group classes.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Administration hours on weekdays from 1:00pm–6:00pm; standard lessons are 30 minutes a week, extended lessons are 45 minutes a week, and advanced lessons are 60 minutes a week
The Music Institute of Roseville is owned by Jack and Katie, and the studio manager is Antonio Benitez-Baldasari, who is also described as the manager of the Music Institute of Roseville. Instructors have university training, extensive performance backgrounds, and years of teaching experience. Andre studied voice at the Conservatory of Music in Kansas City with Ann Delauney, received a Bachelor of Arts from Jessup University, and has won several music competitions including The Concerto Aria competition, Superstars 2,000, and McDonald’s Gospelfest. Antonio has training in sound engineering. Halina has a B.A. in Music from Humboldt State University, is a member of the Music Teacher’s Association of California, is authorized to provide instruction through MTAC’s Certificate of Merit program, has been teaching piano since 2000, and has been with the Music Institute since 2010. Hannah is pursuing a Bachelor’s in Music with a Music Education credential at Jessup University, and Gordon has been a professional music instructor for over 25 years.
The Music Institute of Roseville states, “We sincerely believe in the importance of Music and the Arts within Education, as they have the ability to build bridges between communities in a divided world,” and, “At the Music Institute of Roseville, we believe that music should be accessible, enjoyable, and tailored to each individual’s goals.” The organization describes a belief in the power of community and the ability of music and the arts to build bridges between communities in a divided world.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Administration hours on weekdays from 1:00pm–6:00pm; standard lessons are 30 minutes a week, extended lessons are 45 minutes a week, and advanced lessons are 60 minutes a week
The Music Institute of Roseville is owned by Jack and Katie, and the studio manager is Antonio Benitez-Baldasari, who is also described as the manager of the Music Institute of Roseville. Instructors have university training, extensive performance backgrounds, and years of teaching experience. Andre studied voice at the Conservatory of Music in Kansas City with Ann Delauney, received a Bachelor of Arts from Jessup University, and has won several music competitions including The Concerto Aria competition, Superstars 2,000, and McDonald’s Gospelfest. Antonio has training in sound engineering. Halina has a B.A. in Music from Humboldt State University, is a member of the Music Teacher’s Association of California, is authorized to provide instruction through MTAC’s Certificate of Merit program, has been teaching piano since 2000, and has been with the Music Institute since 2010. Hannah is pursuing a Bachelor’s in Music with a Music Education credential at Jessup University, and Gordon has been a professional music instructor for over 25 years.
The Music Institute of Roseville states, “We sincerely believe in the importance of Music and the Arts within Education, as they have the ability to build bridges between communities in a divided world,” and, “At the Music Institute of Roseville, we believe that music should be accessible, enjoyable, and tailored to each individual’s goals.” The organization describes a belief in the power of community and the ability of music and the arts to build bridges between communities in a divided world.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
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