3 Best Music Schools in Fredericton, NB

"Long & McQuade Fredericton is the largest musical instrument retailer in Canada, with over 100 locations nationwide. They focus on creating an engaging and unique musical learning environment for students of all ages, from beginners to advanced players. The music school offers private one-on-one lessons customized to each student's needs and goals and a variety of group lessons. Their students range from young children starting their musical journey to those preparing for university, young adults who enjoy singing, and seniors who appreciate music and the social aspect. The teachers are carefully chosen for their educational and teaching skills. Teachers of classical piano, violin, brass, and woodwind instruments, theory, and voice must have a university or college music degree or an equivalent qualification from the Royal Conservatory. The music school also organizes summer music camps. Their music lessons are available both in studio and online for most instruments. Long & McQuade Fredericton is also very proud to have a Lesson Centre, complete with 9 studios.

"Ross Simonds Music Studio has 18 years in the musical school field. Ross holds a Graduate Diploma from the Arrow Leadership Training School in Vancouver, British Columbia. He was a student staff accompanist and a member of the Gordon Chamber Singers, touring internationally as its collaborative pianist. Ross is a member of the Dalcroze Society of Canada, the Canadian Music Festival Adjudicators’ Association, the New Brunswick Registered Music Teachers’ Association (Past Council Member), the Canadian Federations of Music Teachers’ Association, and the Fredericton Music Teachers’ Association (Past President). They are essential tools to help students stay on task and up to date concerning progress. He is the Music Director for the newly formed Fredericton Kiwanis Youth Choir. He has been teaching piano and voice from his Fredericton studio for over 18 years. For payments, E-transfers are the preferred option. Ross students have won 1st-place awards in local and provincial competitions, and silver and gold medals from the Royal Conservatory of Music.