Suzuki Violin Lessons and
0–3 Music Classes
for Eugene, Springfield & Lane County
Enroll & begin anytime!
Suzuki Violin Lessons
Students as young as 4 can enroll and begin anytime!
ESMA’s supportive, welcoming, diverse multi-teacher community emphasizes enabling children to be confident and capable not just for music, but for life. Available for children, teens, and adults.
Little Notes Music Classes
Big learning happens at Little Notes!
A wonderful bonding time for families, Little Notes introduces babies and toddlers 0–3 to the joy of music through songs, stories, and play. FREE for infants up to 6 months.
Little Notes will resume once Oregon’s social distancing guidelines have eased. Register for class below for updates on when class will continue meeting.
“I’m impressed by my daughter’s persistence in daily practice, year after year. It happens because Jodie sets the bar high and expects my daughter to reach for it. And so she does. Her violin experience at ESMA teaches her discipline and responsibility and raises her self-confidence more than maybe anything else in her life.”
– Leslie P., Eugene
About us
ESMA is a family-owned, local small business that has served the Eugene/Springfield community since 2009. We nurture each student through constructive lessons, community events, and a positive environment.
Suzuki Method
From its introduction in the mid-20th Century by violinist and teacher Shinichi Suzuki, the Suzuki Method is now taught all over the world. At its core, the Suzuki Method is based on a simple principle: “Every child can learn.”
ESMA near you
ESMA students have come to us from throughout Oregon and Lane County, including Corvallis, Pleasant Hill, Veneta, Monroe, and Florence. ESMA Suzuki music teachers are conveniently located in independent studios throughout the Eugene/Springfield area.
“A wonderful group of talented teachers. We really enjoy working with them!”
– Evan R., Springfield
Start your family’s musical journey today!
Suzuki Violin Lessons
Little Notes 0–3 Classes
Classes resume once Oregon’s social distancing guidelines have eased.