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Bravo Music School offers private music lessons in piano, violin, acoustic and electric guitar, ukulele, bass, voice, drums, and band instruments, as well as composition and music theory lessons. Students can take part in group gig workshops, winter recital performances, summer band gig workshops, and recital performances that include solo playing, accompaniment with piano or guitar, and performing in a band setting with vocals, guitar, keyboard, bass, and drums. The program also includes preparation for the Certificate of Merit (CM) music program and performance opportunities at the Southwestern Youth Music Festival (SYMF) in Long Beach.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
For over 10 years, Bravo Music School has taught private music lessons to students from ages 5 to adults throughout Los Angeles and the South Bay. Instruction is offered in classical, pop, rock, and jazz styles, and the curriculum includes recital performances throughout the year. Teachers have extensive teaching and performing experience, with individual credentials that include degrees from institutions such as Berklee College of Music, Cleveland State University, Sook Myung University, the Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music, CSU Northridge, USC, Towson University, Konkuk University, CSU Long Beach, Hartt College, Juilliard Conservatory, Queens College CUNY, DePaul University, University of the Pacific, University of Nevada Reno, California Institute of the Arts, Baldwin Wallace University, Chapman University, University of Cincinnati, Boston University Opera Institute, Musicians Institute, Vassar College, SUNY Purchase College, Manhattan School of Music, and Caracas Conservatory, along with MTAC and SYMF affiliations. The school’s stated mission is “Teach - Connect - Perform,” with an emphasis on private lessons and group band settings aimed at professional quality public performances, and families have the option to schedule an introductory lesson.
Their credentialed teachers prepare students to perform and complete the 11-level Certificate of Merit (CM) music program, which tests students annually in performance repertoire, technique, ear training, sight reading/singing, and music theory. Piano and violin students also perform at the Southwestern Youth Music Festival (SYMF) in Long Beach, a teacher-sponsored competition that encourages the study of music, creates performance opportunities, and supports cultural arts in the community.
Last updated August 5, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
For over 10 years, Bravo Music School has taught private music lessons to students from ages 5 to adults throughout Los Angeles and the South Bay. Instruction is offered in classical, pop, rock, and jazz styles, and the curriculum includes recital performances throughout the year. Teachers have extensive teaching and performing experience, with individual credentials that include degrees from institutions such as Berklee College of Music, Cleveland State University, Sook Myung University, the Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music, CSU Northridge, USC, Towson University, Konkuk University, CSU Long Beach, Hartt College, Juilliard Conservatory, Queens College CUNY, DePaul University, University of the Pacific, University of Nevada Reno, California Institute of the Arts, Baldwin Wallace University, Chapman University, University of Cincinnati, Boston University Opera Institute, Musicians Institute, Vassar College, SUNY Purchase College, Manhattan School of Music, and Caracas Conservatory, along with MTAC and SYMF affiliations. The school’s stated mission is “Teach - Connect - Perform,” with an emphasis on private lessons and group band settings aimed at professional quality public performances, and families have the option to schedule an introductory lesson.
Their credentialed teachers prepare students to perform and complete the 11-level Certificate of Merit (CM) music program, which tests students annually in performance repertoire, technique, ear training, sight reading/singing, and music theory. Piano and violin students also perform at the Southwestern Youth Music Festival (SYMF) in Long Beach, a teacher-sponsored competition that encourages the study of music, creates performance opportunities, and supports cultural arts in the community.
Last updated August 5, 2026.
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