WEST MICHIGANS HIGHEST-RATED
MUSIC SCHOOL
Specializing in private one on one music lessons for all ages. Triumph helps those looking to enrich their lives with music as a hobby or a career.
Our staff is a collective of professional performing musicians who are passionate about helping others achieve their musical goals!
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Free 30 Minutes Lesson. Simply Fill out a form and we'll be in touch.
HOW IS TRIUMPH DIFFERENT?
Simply put, we have the best instructors. We are not a traditional music studio but more of a specialty boutique. We have searched for the most talented musicians in West Michigan to instruct our students. Our Instructors are performing locally, nationally and internationally on a wide variety of instruments. Here are just a few of our instrument options
- Voice
- Piano
- Guitar
- Bass | Standup Bass
- Ukelele
- Cello
- Electronic Music | Dj'ing
- Drums
- Recording | Engineering
- Student Bands
When you sign up for lessons with Triumph Music Academy you are learning new techniques from the best in the industry. We pride ourselves on our unique offering of options that you cannot find anywhere else.
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WHAT OUR STUDENTS ARE SAYING
Jocelyn Flint
Cello lessons were my 45th birthday present to myself. I expected to love playing classical music again after a 30-year respite. I did NOT expect to be plugging in and playing cello in an all-women's band! Triumph has been amazing and has elevated my skills, my confidence, and my enjoyment of the instrument.
Sandra Frantz
The bottom line is this: if you want to take your playing skills to another level, if you want to be able to not only play the type of music you enjoy but also understand how that music is constructed, then this is the place to go. Hands down.
SIGN UP FOR A FREE LESSON
Signing up for a FREE lesson is easy to do. Simply fill out or inquire form and someone will call you to get you scheduled and answer your questions.
Lessons start as young as 5 and you are never to old to begin or revist an instrament.
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