Welcome to the Studio
The Resonance Difference
Our Studios at Resonance School of Music were designed to provide the best quality equipment for our student’s musical growth.
We have five comfortable classrooms, including our large ensemble room. Our piano studios are equipped with Steinway M grand pianos, full sound amps, and any equipment a lesson would need. Our classroom’s flexible layout allows for easy adaptation.
This spacious studio, houses our media room, school music libraries, and our recording studio. Lessons and classes are taught in this facility throughout the week, and professional recordings are done on the weekend.
All prospective students interested in private lessons can book a Trial Lesson online. This trial lesson is used to share your goals and questions with our instructors before we get started. It will also help us determine which curriculum may be the right match for you.
Education through experience.
More Information
Address: 575 Woodbury Glassboro Rd, Sewell NJ
Email: FrontDesk@ResonanceMusic.Online
Phone: 856-956-3036
Hours: Monday – Friday 1 pm – 9 pm
Chopin Room
Named after the celebrated Polish composer and pianist Frédéric Chopin, the Chopin Room invites students to explore the piano’s expressive possibilities. At its heart is a Steinway Model M baby grand piano, offering a rich palette of sound for everything from a delicate nocturne to a spirited polonaise. Just as Chopin brought a distinctive voice to his music, students are encouraged to develop their own musical expression with every lesson.
With its generous space and welcoming atmosphere, the Chopin Room gives students room to grow in both skill and confidence. Whether mastering a first melody or shaping the nuances of an advanced piece, students can focus on the connection between technique and storytelling—a connection that makes Chopin’s music so enduring. It is a space for careful listening, creative exploration, and discovering how much a piano can say.
Mozart Room
Named after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the celebrated Austrian composer and pianist, the Mozart Room honors a musical legacy filled with imagination, elegance, and joy. Mozart’s music pairs clear, memorable melodies with remarkable depth, reminding students that even the simplest phrase can hold something extraordinary. That spirit inspires an approach to learning that values strong foundations alongside curiosity and personal expression.
At Resonance School of Music, the Mozart Room offers a welcoming setting for students to develop their skills and discover their musical voices. Whether learning a first piece or refining a challenging passage, students are encouraged to bring care, confidence, and a sense of play to their music. Like the lively exchanges in a Mozart duet, each lesson is a collaboration—an opportunity to listen, respond, and grow.
Tchaikovsky Room
Named after the celebrated Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the Tchaikovsky Room honors music known for its sweeping melodies, vivid storytelling, and emotional depth. Featuring a Yamaha baby grand piano, this room invites students to explore the expressive range of the instrument—from the delicate charm of The Nutcracker to the dramatic energy of Tchaikovsky’s piano concertos.
Whether learning a first melody or refining advanced repertoire, students are encouraged to think beyond the notes and discover the story within each piece. The Tchaikovsky Room provides a welcoming setting to develop technique, shape musical phrases, and build confidence, helping students bring their own imagination and feeling to every performance.
Messiaen Room
Named after the French composer Olivier Messiaen, the Messiaen Room celebrates a musician whose imagination embraced vivid colors, adventurous rhythms, and the songs of birds. Equipped with a Kawai upright piano and quality amplifiers for bass and guitar, this room invites students to explore the character of their instruments and discover new possibilities in sound.
Messiaen’s distinctive musical voice reminds us that creativity begins with listening closely and staying curious. Whether shaping a melody at the piano, building a bass groove, or exploring a new guitar tone, students in the Messiaen Room are encouraged to connect solid technique with individual expression. It is a welcoming space to experiment, build confidence, and develop a musical voice of their own.
Bartok Ensemble Room
Named after the Hungarian composer and pianist Béla Bartók, the Bartók Ensemble Room celebrates a musical spirit defined by rhythmic energy, exploration, and the rich traditions of folk music. Equipped with two drum sets, an organ, and a piano, this versatile space gives students opportunities to explore rhythm, melody, and the connections between them.
Home to drum lessons, Jam Band, and rehearsals, the Bartók Ensemble Room is where individual skills become shared musical experiences. Two drum sets allow teachers and students to demonstrate, respond, and play together, while ensemble sessions encourage careful listening, cooperation, and creative expression. Inspired by Bartók’s adventurous approach to music, students learn to contribute their own voice while finding their place in the group.
