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• Adult Music Student Forum

  http://www.amsfperform.org/
  Society of adult instrumental and vocal students that provides performance and educational opportunities to members.

• B&B Music Lessons

  http://bnbmusiclessons.com/
  Professional teachers providing music lessons at student's home. History, testimonials and pricing.

• Cantare Vocal Studio

  http://www.dudleyvocalstudio.com/
  Voice lessons/coaching with countertenor Chris Dudley. Studio policies and fees, lesson FAQ, schedule, students and links.

• Finding The Melody

  http://www.findingthemelody.com/
  A listener's course in jazz appreciation, offered at the D.C. Jewish Community Center. Includes overview, course materials and registration information.

• House of Musical Traditions Lessons Program

  http://www.hmtrad.com/pages/lessons-workshops
  Offers workshops and private instruction for classical and folk instruments. List of teachers, recommended resources and contact info.

• Levine Music

  http://www.levinemusic.org/
  Community school with sites in Washington, Virginia and Maryland offering private lessons, classes and workshops for all instruments, ages and experience levels. International faculty boasts expertise in the European classical tradition, jazz, music theater and the music of the African, Asian and Latino cultures.

• Luis Garay Percussion World

  http://www.luisgaray.com/
  Specializing in percussion, drum set and drums: jazz, Afro-Latin rock, African, marimba, and timbales instruction.

• M Institute for the Arts

  http://www.m4arts.org/
  Offers voice, violin and viola, guitar and piano lessons and practice room rentals to all experience levels. Services, faculty, events, resources and blog.

• Potomac Vocal Institute

  http://potomacvocal.com/
  Provides à la carte educational options for all college-bound and professional singers.

• Sorel Music Studio and Silver String Ensembles

  http://www.sorelmusicstudio.net/
  Robert Sorel, violin and viola instruction. Includes services, photos and contact information.

• Studio Papillon

  http://www.studiopapillon.com/
  Provides private, in-home instruction for children and adults in piano, voice, saxophone, clarinet, flute, oboe, bassoon and composition.

• Suzuki Association of the Greater Washington Area

  http://www.sagwa.org/
  Sponsors workshops, recitals and institutes devoted to the Suzuki method of early childhood music education. Originally designed for violin instruction, the method has been extended to viola, cello, bass, piano, flute, guitar and harp.

• Traveling Teachers Music Lessons

  http://www.lessonsandtuning.com/
  Coordinates private music lessons taught in your home. Instruments include piano, guitar, drums, strings, wind, and brass.

• Washington Conservatory of Music

  http://www.washingtonconservatory.org/
  Independent, nationally accredited non-profit community school with sites in the District and Bethesda, offering classes, lessons, seminars and special events for children and adults.

• Washington Music Teachers Association (WMTA)

  http://www.wmta-dc.org/
  Affiliate of the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) provides opportunities for its membership of professional, independent musicians through teaching, performing, composition, music theory and research. Membership, events and local resources.

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