Business Details
22 Years
experience
Your Premier Music Education Center in Long Beach
Jammin Music has been dedicated to music education since 2004, offering tailored instruction for children, teens, and adults. Our university-trained instructors bring extensive professional experience across genres like rock, classical, jazz, and pop, fostering a supportive environment where students thrive. We prioritize personalized learning through private lessons and group classes, complemented by monthly recitals that build confidence and community.Our commitment to patience and adaptability has made us a trusted choice for diverse learners, including those with special needs. By blending technical skill development with creative expression, we empower students to achieve their unique musical goals. With over two decades of service, we remain focused on nurturing lifelong musicians through accessible, engaging education.
Services
Group Classes 3-6
Group Classes 7+
Piano Lessons
Guitar Lessons
Singing/Voice
Drum Lessons
Ukulele
Violin/Viola
Saxophone/Clarinet
Cello
Details
- Year established: 2004
Highlights and features
- University-trained instructors with professional performance experience
- Monthly recital opportunities for student development
- Customized lesson plans for individual learning goals
- Proven success teaching students with special needs
- Flexible options combining group and private instruction
What people say
Monthly student recitals
Patient and knowledgeable instructors
Great for special needs
Proven teaching success
Engaging preschool classes
Services
Piano Lessons
Private piano instruction for ages 5+ with university-trained teachers. Students learn reading music in both clefs, develop hand coordination, and build foundational skills applicable to other instruments. Lessons emphasize technical proficiency while maintaining engagement through personalized song selections that match student interests.
Guitar Lessons
Comprehensive guitar training covering acoustic, electric, and classical styles for ages 7+. Curriculum includes chord transitions, fingerpicking patterns, and performance techniques. Instructors address individual challenges while preparing students for ensemble playing opportunities through our Saturday Rock School program for younger learners.
Group Classes 3-6
Developmentally appropriate music introduction for preschoolers through interactive play. Little Music Makers sessions teach rhythm, pitch recognition, and basic notation using movement and percussion instruments. Weekly classes nurture innate musicality while preparing children for future private instruction through engaging, social learning experiences.
Singing Lessons
Voice instruction focusing on breath control, vocal health, and expressive performance for ages 6+. Lessons develop range, pitch accuracy, and emotional delivery across musical styles. Younger students receive age-appropriate technical training while older singers prepare for recital performances with live band accompaniment.
Drum Lessons
Drum instruction covering rhythm fundamentals, coordination development, and genre-specific techniques. Students learn reading drum notation while practicing on professional equipment. Lessons incorporate play-along tracks and ensemble opportunities to build timing and stage presence for all skill levels.
People
Teddy Nugent
Receptionist
California State University graduate with dual degrees in Music Composition and French Horn Performance. Manages scheduling and customer service operations while applying musical expertise to support student needs.
Questions
What age can children start music lessons?
We offer group classes for children as young as 3 years old. Private lessons typically begin at age 5 for piano and 7 for guitar, depending on the child's physical and attention development.
Do you offer instrument rental options?
While we don't rent instruments directly, we provide guidance on selecting appropriate beginner instruments and can recommend local rental programs for string and band instruments.
What performance opportunities are available?
Students participate in monthly First Fridays recitals with live band accompaniment. Group class students showcase their progress in end-of-session performances for family and friends.
How do lesson scheduling policies work?
We offer flexible scheduling with make-up lesson options. Our policies accommodate changing needs while maintaining consistent progress through structured lesson plans and goal tracking.
Can adults take lessons?
Absolutely! Our instructors work with adult learners of all skill levels, focusing on personal goals from casual playing to advanced technical development across multiple musical styles.
What teaching methods do instructors use?
Our university-trained instructors combine traditional music reading with modern approaches like tablature and ear training. Lessons adapt to individual learning styles while maintaining technical fundamentals and musical expression.
