The Best Music Lessons in Birmingham, AL

Group Programs

Make Music. Make Friends.

Mason Music group programs give you the opportunity to discover a love for music, explore new instruments and skills, and have fun with other friends and musicians. We have group programs for all ages and abilities, so you’re sure to find a class or camp that is the perfect fit for you and your family. Nothing inspires a love for music like making music with other music students, so be sure to sign up for our current summer camps, classes, and group lessons.

Reviews

Me and my family had a great experience at Mason Music! The instructors are always so nice and welcoming and very helpful. I especially want to thank Anna Lynn for her great attitude and kindness towards my daughter. She always looks forward to seeing her. Highly recommend this place!

Anna

We really enjoy the ease of taking lessons at Mason Music in Cahaba Heights. Studio communication is excellent and staff are always friendly. My daughters teacher, Gray, is organized and efficient. She enjoys taking drum lessons from him and can’t wait to go every week.

Laura

We love the Bluff Park studio! It’s always a warm & welcoming place. All of the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. My son has had incredible teachers and has grown tremendously as a musician under their tutelage. I can’t say enough good things about Mason Music. I highly recommend checking them out for music lessons – especially the Bluff Park location.

Christi

This image shows George, a happy young boy, smiling and sitting behind his drum kit, drumsticks in hand.

In The Spotlight

George Evans

Drums and piano

Meet Mason Music

Since 2012, Mason Music has been inspiring, empowering, and equipping the next generation of music makers in Birmingham. Our studios are the home for thousands of students to learn how to play music from award-winning teachers and participate in exciting programs like summer camps, group lessons, preschool classes and Rock Band League. What’s the secret to such a thriving community of music makers? We like to call it

The Mason Music Method.