We invite you to attend our first live, virtual concert!

Pianist Gustavo Tolosa and violinist Leonardo Rojas will perform and talk about the music for about 40 minutes and there will be a variety of music for everyone, from tangos to Beethoven. The online concert is free and open to the general public and will be broadcast live all the way from Cordoba, Argentina! Please invite your family and friends! If you cannot attend live, don’t worry, go ahead and visit the YouTube page and subscribe to the channel so that later on you can watch the recording.

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The Dallas Music Academy is proud to offer excellence in teaching that lays the foundation for a lifetime of music making.

Patient and caring teachers develop individualized study plans to match each student’s specific
goals and learning styles. Children of all ages, adolescents, adults, retirees are all welcome.
Lessons are offered 7 days a week.

Explore our website and let us know if you have any questions. We hope to hear from you and
welcome you as a member of the Dallas Music Academy family!

¡SE HABLA ESPAÑOL!

4 Benefits of Being a DMA Student

Why choose the Dallas Music Academy?

1. LOCATION

All lessons at one location. This saves our students time and money, as one family can take multiple instruments on the same day.

2. QUALIFIED TEACHERS WHO CARE

Our experienced teachers help students develop personal goals, and they guide students to success. All Dallas Music Academy teachers hold bachelors degrees or masters degrees in music, and have strong backgrounds as performers as well. In addition to their outstanding credentials, our teachers are kind, patient, and understanding.

3. COMPETITIVE RATES

Lessons are offered on a month-to-month basis but we also offer other options that suit your busy lifestyle. Dallas Music Academy fees are among the most competitive in Dallas.

4. STUDENT PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES

At the Dallas Music Academy, we believe that all students should have the opportunity to perform for their family and friends. Group recitals are held at least twice a year, and more advanced students can perform their own recitals. Your teacher will discuss the best option for you.