Business Details
23 Years
experience
Top-Rated Music Lessons in Lexington, SC
Founded in 2003, Lexington School of Music has established itself as South Carolina's largest music school, serving over 1,600 students annually. Our team of 70 qualified instructors, many with formal education from prestigious institutions, offers personalized lessons for 10+ instruments including guitar, piano, voice, and drums. We maintain a proven track record of excellence through innovative teaching methods, state-of-the-art facilities featuring LED monitors and soundproof rooms, and a unique Musical Ladder achievement system.Our commitment to safety includes transparent lesson rooms, background-checked staff, and security cameras. With flexible scheduling available seven days weekly and month-to-month enrollment, we prioritize accessibility while maintaining professional standards demonstrated through free community recitals at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall.
Services
Guitar Lessons
Piano Lessons
Voice Lessons
Drum Lessons
Bass Lessons
Banjo Lessons
Mandolin Lessons
Ukulele Lessons
Violin Lessons
Details
- Year established: 2003
Highlights and features
- We offer 70+ qualified instructors with formal music education backgrounds
- Our facilities feature LED monitors and soundproof lesson rooms
- Proven track record since 2003 with 1,600+ active students
- Free community recitals at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall
- Flexible scheduling available seven days weekly with month-to-month enrollment
What people say
Qualified instructors
Flexible scheduling
Engaging lessons
Family-friendly environment
Technologically advanced
Services
Guitar Lessons
Our guitar instructors teach rock, blues, metal, country, and classical styles on electric and acoustic guitars. Students learn chords, scales, sight reading, and favorite songs while developing technical proficiency. With instructors trained at institutions like Berklee College of Music, we offer personalized lesson plans for ages five and up.
Piano Lessons
We offer piano instruction covering classical, pop, jazz, and contemporary styles for ages five and up. Students develop sight reading, technique, and repertoire while using full-size keyboards. Our faculty includes graduates from prestigious music programs who tailor lessons to individual musical goals and preferences.
Voice Lessons
Our voice lessons focus on popular music styles including rock, pop, country, and jazz for ages six and up. Instructors emphasize breath control, vocal range development, and performance techniques. Lessons incorporate both technical exercises and repertoire selection aligned with students' musical interests.
Drum Lessons
Drum lessons utilize state-of-the-art Roland electronic kits to teach rock, metal, jazz, and funk styles. Students develop speed, coordination, and rhythmic complexity while learning favorite songs. Our instructors emphasize proper technique and musicality for both beginners and experienced players.
Bass Lessons
Bass instruction covers electric and acoustic bass techniques across rock, blues, jazz, and country genres. Students learn fundamental bass lines, sight reading, and improvisation while developing rhythmic precision and tonal control through personalized lesson plans.
People
Marty Fort
Founder
Marty Fort is a musician, songwriter, and former music professor who founded Lexington School of Music in 2003. With extensive industry experience including performances at Carnegie Hall, he has developed the school's unique Musical Ladder achievement system and maintains its educational vision.
Questions
What instruments do you teach?
We teach guitar, piano, voice, drums, bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, and violin for students ages 4 to adult.
Are lessons available for adults?
Yes, we offer lessons for all ages including specialized programs for adult learners with flexible scheduling options.
What are your safety protocols?
We implement the Family Safety Plan with observation windows, background-checked staff, security cameras, and open-door policies for parents.
Do you offer recitals?
Yes, we host free biannual recitals at prestigious venues like Koger Center for the Arts with no participation fees.
What are your lesson hours?
Lessons are available Monday-Thursday 9am-8:30pm, Friday 11am-7pm, Saturday 10am-6pm, and Sunday 1pm-6pm.
Do you sell instruments?
Yes, we offer beginner acoustic guitars starting at $89 and recommend affordable keyboard options for piano students.
